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|Donald Macleod opens Mozart's address book to discover the friends, family and fellow musicians who inspired some of his greatest music. These include a piano sonata written to perform with Mozart's sister Nannerl, and a horn concerto for his virtuoso friend Joseph Leutgeb.
Sonata for 4 hands, K381
Martha Argerich, Alexandre Rabinovitch (piano)
Die Schuldigkeit Des Ersten Gebots (excerpts)
Margaret Marshall, Ann Murray (soprano)
Hans Peter Blochwitz (tenor)
Radio-Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart
Neville Marriner (conductor)
Horn Concerto, K417
Barry Tuckwell (horn)
English Chamber Orchestra
Ah, lo Previdi! Emma Kirkby (soprano)
The Academy of Ancient Music
Christopher Hogwood (conductor)
|Donald Macleod explores Mozart's Vienna years, focusing on the composer's arrival in Vienna as he set about establishing himself in all the right circles, in particular, the regular Sunday afternoon gatherings at the home of the diplomat Baron Gottfried van Swieten, who introduced Mozart to the music of Bach and Handel.
The music includes two major chamber works: the powerful - and most un-serenade-like - Serenade in C minor, K388, and the String Quartet in E flat, K428 - one of Mozart's six so-called 'Haydn' quartets, written in tribute to the older composer.
Donald Macleod looks at Mozart's arrival in Vienna, as he began establishing himself.
|Donald Macleod explores the events of 1777, the year Mozart came of age.
This week, Donald Macleod dips into five key years of Mozart's life, and presents five of his chamber works for solo wind and strings. These works span Mozart's entire career, ranging from his four exquisite flute quartets to the late clarinet quintet - arguably one of the greatest chamber works ever composed.
We begin in 1777, the year Mozart came of age. After a dazzling career as a child prodigy, his mature genius was beginning to flower in works such as the Piano Concerto No.9 in E flat ("Jeunehomme") and the dramatic concert aria "Ah, lo previdi". Increasingly frustrated by the limits of his position in Salzburg, the ambitious young composer set off for Mannheim - with mixed results.
|Donald Macleod explores the events of 1777, the year Mozart came of age.
|The Mozart Family Grand Tour
|Donald charts what has come to be known as the Mozart Family Grand Tour.
Between the ages of 5 and 35, Mozart clocked up some 3,720 days on tour; that's more than 10 of his not-quite-36 years. This week, Donald Macleod clambers into the Mozart family carriage to plot a selective course through the composer's Awaydays, from his earliest outings as an infant phenomenon to his final trip three decades later.
Today's programme charts the extraordinary course of the three-and-a-half-year journey around Western Europe that has come to be known as the Mozart Family Grand Tour, on which the 7-year-old Mozart embarked with his father Leopold, mother Anna Maria and sister Nannerl in June 1763.
|As a child prodigy, Mozart had tasted success at the court of Mannheim. He returned there with his mother at the age of 21 in search of work, but instead found love. Donald Macleod explores Mozart's unrequited passion for the soprano Aloysia Weber - though it was her sister Constanze who became his wife.
An aria for the revered castrato Venanzio Rauzzini and a piano sonata for a pupil in Mannheim also feature.
Exsultate, Jubilate
Felicity Lott (soprano)
London Mozart Players
Jane Glover (conductor)
Non so d'onde Viene
Natalie Dessay (soprano)
Orchestre de l'Opera de Lyon
Theodor Guschlbauer (conductor)
Sonata in C, K309
Ronald Brautigam (fortepiano)
Konstanze! Dich wieder zu sehen! - O wie angstlich, o wie feurig (Die Entfuhrung auf dem Serail, Act 1)
Belmonte....Ian Bostridge (tenor)
Les Arts Florissants
William Christie (director).
|Donald Macleod explores Mozart's Vienna years, describing the visit of the composer's father, Leopold, to his new apartment in Vienna - which was to be the last time they would see each other. The programme features Mozart's Piano Concerto in D minor, K466, which was undergoing its finishing touches as Leopold arrived. There is also a lesser-known work, Davidde Penitente or The Penitent David, whose music Mozart partially recycled from the mighty Mass in C minor, left incomplete in 1783.
|Donald Macleod concentrates on the year Mozart arrived in Vienna, 1781.
Donald Macleod explores the year that saw Mozart arrive in Vienna, the city where he would spend the final decade of his tragically short life.
This week, Donald Macleod dips into five key years of Mozart's life, and presents five of his chamber works for solo wind and strings. These works span Mozart's entire career, ranging from his four exquisite flute quartets to the late clarinet quintet - arguably one of the greatest chamber works ever composed.
1781 was the year Mozart finally escaped the petty frustrations of working for his patron, Archbishop Colloredo. He travelled first to Munich and then to Vienna. His opera Idomeneo was Mozart's major success on stage that year, and he also found time to compose several beguiling chamber works, including the second of this week's featured works for wind and strings: his Oboe Quartet in F.
|The Land Where The Lemon Trees Grow
|Donald Macleod explores the teenage Mozart's three trips to Italy.
Yesterday's programme eavesdropped on the Mozart family's mammoth Grand Tour round the cultural capitals of Western Europe. Today, Donald Macleod explores the teenage Mozart's three trips to Italy, which laid the foundation for his future operatic masterpieces.
|Donald Macleod explores Mozart's relationship with his nemesis Antonio Salieri with a complete performance of the opera Der Schauspieldirektor, commissioned by Emperor Joseph II for a battle of the Italian and German opera companies in Vienna. But it was Mozart's relationship with the operatic genius librettist Lorenzo Da Ponte that proved more fruitful.
Der Schauspieldirektor
Magda Nador, Krisztina Laki (sopranos)
Thomas Hampson (baritone)
Harry van der Kamp (bass)
Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam
Nikolaus Harnoncourt (conductor)
Marriage of Figaro (finale)
Figaro....Bryn Terfel (baritone)
Susanna....Alison Hagley (soprano)
Count Almaviva....Rodney Gilfry (baritone)
Countess Almaviva....Hillevi Martinpelto (soprano)
Cherubino....Pamela Helen Stephen (mezzo-soprano)
Marcellina....Susan McCulloch (mezzo-soprano)
Bartolo....Carlos Feller (bass)
Basilio....Francis Egerton (tenor)
Antonio....Julian Clarkson (bass)
Barbarina....Lucinda Houghton (soprano)
The Monteverdi Choir
The English Baroque Soloists
John Eliot Gardiner (conductor)
Ch'io mi Scordi di Te
Christine Schafer (soprano)
Maria Joao Pires (piano)
Berlin Philharmonic
Claudio Abbado (conductor).
|Donald Macleod explores Mozart's Vienna years, focusing on the importance to the composer of Johann Leutgeb, an old colleague of Mozart's from Salzburg days. Leutgeb was a talented horn player and, somewhat bizarrely, a cheese-shop owner, for whom Mozart wrote several works, including the famous Concerto in E flat, K495.
The programme also looks at the end of the Viennese public's love affair with Mozart's music, as the fun-loving Viennese struggled to keep pace with the intensity of works like the String Quintet in G minor, K516.
Donald Macleod explores the end of the Viennese public's love affair with Mozart's music.
|Donald Macleod on the events of 1782, when Mozart married and composed his most bawdy song
Donald Macleod explores the events of 1782 - a year when Mozart both married his wife Constanze, and composed his most notorious bawdy song.
This week, Donald Macleod dips into five key years of Mozart's life, and presents five of his chamber works for solo wind and strings. These works span Mozart's entire career, ranging from his four exquisite flute quartets to the late clarinet quintet - arguably one of the greatest chamber works ever composed.
1782 was a pivotal year for Mozart, as he wed Constanze Weber in a ceremony that attracted ill-feeling and familial strife from all sides. Meanwhile, this year saw him compose two utterly contrasting, yet enchanting, chamber works: the delightful variations on "Ah Vous Dirai-Je Maman" (better known as Mozart's variations on "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star"), and the notoriously lewd canon for six voices, K.231. Completing the events of this turbulent year, Donald Macleod introduces a complete performance of Mozart's Horn Quintet in E Flat - written for the virtuoso Joseph Leutgeb.
|Triumph And Tragedy In Paris
|Donald Macleod explores Mozart's fateful trip to Paris, during which time his mother died.
When Mozart visited Paris as a child, the Parisians fêted him as a wunderkind. Today's programme finds him back in Paris - but now he's 22, and is met with a snooty Parisian indifference. He eventually scores a success with his 'Paris' Symphony, but at a huge personal cost - the death of his mother.
|Donald Macleod explores Mozart's Vienna years, focusing on his growing worries about money, as he dashed off begging letter after begging letter to his wealthy friends and fellow freemasons.
It was in this troubled frame of mind that Mozart composed two of his best-known works -the Piano Sonata, K545, and the Jupiter Symphony, which, although sharing the key of C major, are two very distinct pieces.
Donald Macleod explores how, despite serious money trouble, Mozart wrote two great works.
|Donald Macleod explores the aftermath of the death of Mozart's father, Leopold, in 1787.
Donald Macleod explores the aftermath of the death of Mozart's father, Leopold, in 1787.
This week, Donald Macleod dips into five key years of Mozart's life, and presents five of his chamber works for solo wind and strings. These works span Mozart's entire career, ranging from his four exquisite flute quartets to the late clarinet quintet - arguably one of the greatest chamber works ever composed.
1787 saw Mozart visit Prague for the first time, where he was received with both a rapturous welcome and a new operatic commission - Don Giovanni. Yet amongst the year's tremendous success, he suffered the loss of the most influential figure in his life, his father Leopold. Donald Macleod introduces two perennial favourites, "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" and the "Catalogue" Aria from Don Giovanni, as well as Mozart's exquisite Flute Quartet no.4.
|Home Is Where The Heart Is?
|Donald Macleod eavesdrops on Mozart as he returns to his native Salzburg.
In today's programme, Donald Macleod eavesdrops on Mozart - now all big and grownup, married and living in Vienna - as he returns to his native Salzburg for an uncomfortable family reunion. Experiencing once again the stultifying atmosphere of provincial Salzburg can only have convinced Mozart that he had done the right thing by getting out of there. Back in Vienna a little over three months later, he and his wife Constanza discovered that their first son, Raimund Leopold, whom they had left behind with a foster carer, had been dead for more than a month.
|Donald Macleod explores Mozart's Vienna years, and concentrates on the opera that affronted some of the composer's fellow masons, but which has enchanted generations of opera-goers ever since - The Magic Flute.
He also focuses on the commissioning of the Requiem Mass, which, as many believe, came about when Mozart received a call from a stranger, who made him an offer he could not afford to refuse. The composer almost certainly had the whole work mapped out in his head, but died before he was able to get it all down on paper.
Donald Macleod explores Mozart's opera The Magic Flute and the unfinished Requiem.
|Donald explores Mozart's late-flowering success in Prague.
In today's programme, Donald Macleod explores Mozart's late-flowering success in Prague, which went Figaro-crazy in December 1786 - Figaro being The Marriage of Figaro, one of Mozart's operatic masterpieces. When the composer turned up in Prague to attend a performance of his latest smash, he got serious red-carpet treatment. Not only that, he was invited to create another opera, especially for the city; this turned out to be Don Giovanni, arguably his most perfect operatic creation. La clemenza di Tito, Mozart's final opera for Prague and a late flowering of opera seria, has never enjoyed the acclaim of his comic masterpieces, but it has a quiet and compelling nobility.
|Mozart's life in 1789, a year of financial turmoil. With a late chamber masterpiece.
Donald Macleod introduces the events of Mozart's life in 1789, a year of financial turmoil, and his chamber masterpiece, the Clarinet Quintet.
This week, Donald Macleod dips into five key years of Mozart's life, and presents five of his chamber works for solo wind and strings. These works span Mozart's entire career, ranging from his four exquisite flute quartets to the late clarinet quintet - arguably one of the greatest chamber works ever composed.
Donald Macleod ends his survey of Mozart's works for solo wind and strings with one of his last, the Clarinet Quintet in A. The year it was composed, 1789, saw Mozart spiral increasingly into debt, even as his marriage to Constanze found itself under the strain of jealousy and infidelity.
|Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
4/5. Mozart was an ardent freemason, as were several of his friends. Freemasonry suited his philosophical ideals, his liberal outlook and his sociable nature. Donald Macleod investigates the influence of freemasonry on Mozart's music in The Magic Flute and the cantata Die Maurerfreude (The Mason's Joy). Haydn, a fellow freemason, was the inspiration for a set of six string quartets, including The Dissonance, K465.
Der Holle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen (Die Zauberflote)
Queen of the Night....Natalie Dessay (soprano)
Les Arts Florissants
William Christie (director)
Die Zauberflote (Sc 29)
Papageno....Anton Scharinger (baritone)
Papagena....Linda Kitchen (soprano)
Monostatos....Steven Cole (tenor)
Three Ladies....Anna-Maria Panzarella, Doris Lamprecht, Delphine Haidan (sopranos and mezzo)
Sarastro....Reinhard Hagen (bass)
Die Maurerfreude
Werner Krenn (tenor)
Edinburgh Festival Chorus
London Symphony Orchestra
Istvan Kertsz (conductor)
String Quartet in C, K465 (Dissonance)
Budapest String Quartet
|5/5. Mozart's friends came in all guises, from fellow musicians to eminent businessmen whose emotional and financial support was crucial to his wellbeing. Mozart repaid them with some of his most sublime music. Donald Macleod features a complete performance of the Clarinet Concerto, written for Mozart's great friend Anton Stadler, the final movements of his Trio Divertimento, written for his financial aide Michael Puchberg, and the Lacrimosa from his Requiem, completed posthumously by Mozart's friend and pupil Xaver Sussmayr.
Requiem (Lacrimosa)
Bavarian Radio Chorus
Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
Colin Davis (conductor)
Clarinet Concerto in A, K622
Michael Collins (basset clarinet)
Russian National Orchestra
Mikhail Pletnev (conductor)
Divertimento in E flat, K563 (mvts 5 and 6)
Leopold String Trio
Se il Padre Perdei (II Idomeneo, Act 2)
Ilia....Heidi Grant Murphy (soprano)
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
James Levine (conductor)
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shit, thats definitely no good...hopefully they are ok
I was just stuck in traffic in my car for 20 min tonight at 9pm on Storrow Drive, Eastbound by the Harvard Stadium curve. When we finally started moving, I saw a red sports bike in pieces by the guard rail on the right. Firemen and Police were all over the place but I guess the Ambulance already left because there was no sign of an injured rider. Hope nobody got hurt but it did not look good. Hope it wasn't anybody from here.
shit, thats definitely no good...hopefully they are ok
i know who it is - not a board member.
he broke his femur, but is basically ok.
- Jamie
...I was on my cell phone and trying to write something down when all of a sudden this motorcycle came out of nowhere.
Not the best place to crash, lucky he didn't get run over. Happy hes ok
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I think that is the worst turn on Storrow, a friend of mine hit that same railing at the begining of this summer and he is still hurting form that one.
One of my friends went down there a couple years ago, theres a HUGE caved in manhole cover in the center lane, that thing can throw you.
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Boston does has it share of badly made roads roads....Just yesterday as I took an exit at Charlestown coming on Rt 1 to avoid the Tobin Bridge toll, My bike started jumping all over the place. The road was full of small bumps which hd been built into it...just lumps of asphalt......God knows how can those contractors get away by making such bad roads....At least make the road level.
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I used to have every single bump, ripple, and manhole memorized on Storrow when I was ripping it frequently. Still know 80% of em...
Glad that homeboy is overall 'okay'.
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Broke his Femur! friggin OUCH!
Heal up quick man!
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aha ya same as alex, I know all the bumps and on what corners...that road sucks cuz I'd always end up flying down it which isn't the smartest with all the assbags floating around all the lanes and not knowing where they're going

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"Narrator OK, but story is a disappointment"
I have been a Harry Dresden fan for years and have recently gone back and listened to the preceding books so I could be up to date for this one. While the narrator isn???t the same, unlike others, I feel he did a credible job. No, he isn???t Marsters, but he did do a good job with the story.
I am disappointed by the story itself. I feel this book was one long breast-beating, self-examination soliloquy after another ??? the angst factor is very high. The first half absolutely plodded along but finally did pick up. The supporting characters haven't the depth I???ve come to expect, they feel almost ???throw-away???. Scenes feel disjointed and haven't the flow as in past books. I had the bad guy figured out almost immediately. This review may sound harsh and I don???t mean it???s a bad story. The book is OK - but just OK. I just feel letdown as this is not the superior level of writing I???ve always enjoyed with the Dresden series.
"The beginning of a legend!"
This is the first book in the Dresden Files (which to date has 14 books in the series), what more can you say?
"Fun read for a new series!"
Character development is good for a first book. Dialogue is fun and fast. Reader does a good job.
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Started Yet?
Anyone started their wintersowing yet?
I've got one container so far, it was so nice the other day that I was itching to start something. So I did a container of Myrrhis odorata Sweet Cicely.
What about you?
Well, Sharon, I did a container on the solstice of seeds DH found in this huge pod. I have no clue what it is! :) There were 4 seeds in this long furry pod, and I figured 'Nothing ventured, nothing gained!'
Don't have my ProMix soil yet. Discovered how much a bale was going to cost today, so I'll go into Halifax and get it next weekend.
Things are really too warm for me to take the leap at this time, so I'll probably start at the same time I've started all other years - February 14th. I am getting an awful itch though. Trying to appease it by making garden crafts. (It's not working very well...)
I haven't started yet. I'm a little uncertain about when and what to sow but I have ordered a bunch of seeds in anticipation. I found that the wintersown.org website had a list of seeds that people have tried to winter sow in my zone so I am having a look at that and am finding it pretty interesting. (under 2006 database) Of course that doesn't mean that I won't be trying lots of other things as well.
I think that sowing perennials is pretty straight forward but I would also like to sow a bunch of annuals since I usually start about 1,200 under lights and it would be great to be able to wintersow some of them. So I guess two of my questions are:
1. Would you sow all annuals at the same time, and
2. Will the annuals grow to a big enough size to be usable??
Penny, it all depends what annuals. Here in my zone there are some annuals that I much prefer to sow as usual indoors so that they will have a good head start in order for them to bloom in our short growing season and then there are some that do well with wintersowing.
So if you can list what you are planning on sowing we can give our experiences.
Most annual seeds donÂt need stratification, so therefore I donÂt sow those till around March-May.
I still have a few seed orders to order and I have to buy more soil too, I must go thru 5 bales a year!
I haven't ordered any seeds yet and of my own seeds i don't have anything that needs a long period of stratification. With the weather we were having, though, i should have started this past week!
Sharon, it occurs to me that i was supposed to send you some salpiglossis seeds. I'll do that one of these days, okay? No rush on them since they're annuals.
Because it's time to start a cold period for some species, I have used the paper towel/baggie sown method for seeds needing outdoor temperatures. They are hanging in my unheated greenhouse exposed to fluctuating temperatures for 8 wks. Also put eight pkgs near DH's African Violet light system as those seeds requires 4 to 8 wks of 20 degree Celsius temps before a cold period. This method means checking for sprouts every three or four days just in case they have skipped the long germination period the package or Norm Deno says they have!
Tomorrow I'll start a few more species in pots in soilless mix and put out. We have no snow here so I'm using my greenhouse!
When the Christmas tree came down in my dining room, DH & I both said aloud 'Is it time for the three shelf light system to be set up?' I'm trying to winter sow as much as possible this year so the lights will stay dismantled until March. Maybe!!!!
I have more Clematis to sow (started sowing in November and December) Other seeds are soaking to break down their hard coats.
Seeds winter sown so far: Iris zenaidac, Berberis thunbergii atropurpurea, Penstemon gracilis, Sorghastrum nutans, Clematis pitcheri, Clematis lasiandra, Filipendula rubra, Amelenchier alnifolia, Ixiolirion tatarium, Eritrichium canum, Aconitum lycoltonum, Paradisea liliastrum.
I came on here today to ask the same question, has anyone started yet? I am worried with the above freezing temps here that its not a good time. I've never winter sown before and we are getting at or below zero predicted for the next week. Should I start now? I don't know about everyone else, but here near Ottawa, Ont. we have not really had a winter. 10 degrees a couple of days ago and its supposed to be -20. I don't mind those temps, if spring's here I can live without winter sowing! Janet
I haven't started yet. Just trying to decide what to sow this year. Last year was such a success but almost to the point of being overwhelming. So I am going to try and be a little more selective this year. But I had so much fun I don't know how its going to work out. :0)
Yep, I've done two flats, with 75 peat pots in each. In each peat pot, I planted 2 or more seeds (sometimes as many as 10 if the seeds were microscopic) in order to make sure I get at least one live plant out of each peat pot. Last year on varieties with low germination rate, I had a lot of empty pots, so this year I've planned ahead by adding extra seeds.
I plan to do more flats but budget restricts me to buying one flat a week.
Why not do your perennials anyway and then have a "PLANT YARD SALE"? A lady in our town does one every year and she must make a fortune as she prices each plant plug from 1 to 3 dollars each depending on size and maturity. To make sales easier she just prints out pictures of the plants, puts the pictures on a bulletin board and numbers the picture and the plant to match eachother.
I think you could do just as well with a plant sale, as you could with a yard/garage sale.
Still haven't done anything other than the one container, but my start date is fast approaching -February 14th. That bag of ProMix is looking aweful good right now as are all the conatiners which are ready to go.
I'm having so much fun doing mosaiced garden balls that my winter sowing may be very selective this year!
These are some of the garden balls I make. The first was just finished, and the second is a work in progress and the thrid was done last winter. I have quite a few more on the go right now. I just find a stand for them and place them in the gardens in the summer.
O-M-G!!! We're supposed to get +3 here on Sunday.....PLUS 3!!! I'm thinking it would be a good day to try some WS??? I am, however, a little nervous about what to start with. I haven't received my seed orders yet but I do have some that I collected last fall and some that I picked up. Could I get some advice on what to try first??? Even if its just one thing, I really want to give it a go!
Rudbeckia - Prairie Sun
Purple Coneflower
Oriental Poppy (Royal Wedding)
Zinnia - some of the Perfusion Series
Trailing Snapdragons - not too sure about the seeds
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I don't want to 'steal' this thread, so just briefly will tell you that they are made by starting with a bowling ball. If you search bowling ball at the Garden Junk Forum or the Stained Glass and Mosaic Forum you will find some there and explanations on 'how to'.
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So, would a rule of thumb for WSing annuals be to sow them about when you'd start them indoors? I've heard here to wait untill March/April and that's generally when I start them indoors. Or maybe in my zone 1b it would be different then suggested? I generally plant out bedding plants (not WSd)in the first week or so of June.


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Which of the Charlie Papazion books has the receipe for the Barkshack Ginger Mead???
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The Complete Joy of Homebrewing. I have the 3rd edition and it is in there.
...and just follow the recipe and you'll be glad you did.
Thanks BrewStef, I want to try that for my next mead later this year.
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Later?? Later!? What's wrong with right now!!
Thanks everyone, I now have the book in hand and cant wait to get it in the fermentor. Has anyone tried it without adding the fruit and if so how did it turn out????
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I've made it several times with just the ginger. I have 1 bottle that's over 13 years old. I made another batch last year. It is very enjoyable.
The only problem you may encounter is with non-mead drinkers. Not that your version is not good, more at they don't like mead in general.
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We get to taste our first bottle of our Ancient Orange mead this weekend and cant wait, we tried some of the commerical types and found that I really enjoy them especially the vanilla flavored ones. The wife preferes beer but she did enjoy the vanilla mead from Redstone. I would love to brew one for her but with all the good reviews on the Barshack just thought I would give it a whirl. I wonder how it would taste with a small amount of pure vanilla added??? Anyone got any suggestions.................
IMO, I think it wouldn't produce the same flavor(s) as if you had brewed with it...more like a flavored coffee...not really part of the brew, just a cover-up/added flavor.
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Conveniently near the airport, Hotel Urban Brisbane is in the heart of Spring Hill, within walking distance of Brisbane Private Hospital, Brisbane City Hall, and Roma Street Parkland. Also nearby are Queen Street Mall and Suncorp Stadium.
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Hotel Urban Brisbane has an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. This business-friendly hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. The staff can provide tour/ticket assistance and wedding services. Additional amenities include laundry facilities, coffee/tea in the lobby, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite parking is offered for a surcharge. This is a smoke-free property.
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DiningGazebo Bar and Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
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Boston Properties Inc. has formed a joint venture to acquire Reston's Fountain Square, an 811,000-square-foot mixed-use center valued at $385 million, or $474 per square foot, the Boston-based real estate investment trust disclosed Monday.
Boston Properties (NYSE: BXP) formed the joint venture July 13 and disclosed its formation in documents connected with its second-quarter earnings statement.
Boston Properties, one of the Washington area's largest commercial real estate developers, will contribute $87 million for a 50-percent stake in the partnership. Its partner in the deal will contribute the properties on Freedom Drive at Reston Town Center and $211.3 million in mortgage debt. The partner's identity was not disclosed but the current owner of One and Two Fountain Square is Beacon Capital Partners, according to land records. Beacon Capital reportedly retained Eastdil Secured to market the site to prospective buyers earlier in the year.
Under the terms of the deal, Boston would have the right to acquire its partner's 50-percent stake in the property for $102 million up until October 2016, when the debt on the property is slated to mature. The acquisition adds to Boston Properties' presence in Reston, where it already owns about 1.5 million square feet of office space.
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During a press conference yesterday, KISS informed all that their upcoming tour with Mötley Crüe will be one to see. Titled The Tour, both bands promise to impress.
"What you're going to hear onstage is live music," Gene Simmons said. "All the bombs are real. All the music is real. The guys you're seeing onstage playing their instruments are playing their instruments. No karaoke singers allowed. No fake bullsh–. Leave that to the Rihanna's and anybody who ends their name with an 'A.' This is real stuff."
Billboard was backstage with Mötley Crüe's Tommy Lee, who supported Simmons' earlier comments.
"No disrespect to Rihanna, she's a great singer, but we're in a slump for some sh– that has some personality and appeal beyond a bunch of pop stuff that's floating around out there," he said. "I'm glad he said that actually because I don't think i can bear watching another f—ing award show that is just a little bit better than American Idol. It's f—ing pathetic to watch people go out and f—ing karaoke with a bunch of lights and video. It's all completely watered down."
Mötley Crüe's Mick Mars added that the touring world needs more rock.
"More guitars? There can't ever be enough," Mars said. "I'd have 15,000 guitar players on stage."
While KISS guitarist compared both bands to "Elvis on steroids," he added that the joint tour is for the fans.
"It's Elvis through a Marshall Amplifier. We're there. We're celebrating life. We're celebrating all the things that life gives you…the freedom it gives you," he said. "And we're out there to say thank you to the fans."
KISS are a rock band who have been around since the 1970s and have sold more than 40 million albums in the U.S. Known for their distinct makeup and costumes, the band has received monumental success with chart-topping hits including "Rock And Roll All Night," "Detroit Rock City," "Beth," among others.
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By Giles BrownA PROJECT to clean up Windermere will be launched this week, as research warns it could become unsafe for swimmers due to algae.
A study in the latest edition of the Freshwater Biology journal warned toxic algae could force a watersports ban on the lake unless action was taken.
The study said farming, sewage and fertilisers were behind blooms of algae, which have caused problems at the lake in the past.
In 2010 an outbreak of algae at the lake led to the cancellation of the Great North Swim.
On Thursday, Lord Clark of Windermere will launch a £1.69m three-year scheme, called Windermere Reflections, at the Parish Centre, in Ambleside.
The scheme involves 19 projects designed to improve the state of the Windermere catchment area.
Activities will include tree planting, river restoration and work to teach people in the area how to reduce their environmental impact.
Free courses will be run in partnership with the University of Cumbria. There will also be opportunities for people to volunteer to take part in the projects.
Michelle Donoghue, chairwoman of the Windermere Catchment Restoration Programme, which Windermere Reflections is part of, said the launch was the beginning of "exciting times".
She said: "Reflections provides the opportunity for the community to get involved in the work that's been going on behind the scenes with all sorts of people from scientists to land owners, as we work towards our mission of restoring the lake's water quality."
Programme manager Liz Davey encouraged local people and visitors to get involved in the project.
She said: "When it does come to an end we very much hope the skills and information people will have been offered help them as they continue their guardianship of this precious area."
Publicity events will take place in the Windermere catchment area in March and April.
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