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Cuisine of the Caribbean
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Tuesday, May 27, 2014 at 6:00 AM (EDT)
It is finally warm and sunny here in Massachusetts, and we say its time to get into some serious warm weather food. Adam, in his ongoing quest to further his student's understanding of global cuisine, and James, a fellow culinary enthusiast, are prepared to transport your taste buds to the beautiful, culturally rich and eclectic Caribbean. In this class you will learn about an explosion of flavors and textures that are wildly interesting because the cuisine has so many influences, ranging from African to Chinese to Arab. Have you ever tried Jamaican Stamp and Fast? Or Cayman jerk pork? Trinidad and Tobago's coconut bake? Cool, refreshing Haitian Cremasse? If not, this class will enrich your mind and taste buds with the culinary bounty of the Caribbean. Plenty of tropical beverages and reggae music will keep you in the spirit while you get a tour of the food of the Caribbean. Flip flops optional!
NOTE: This class is held at our Classroom Annex, not our retail location. The annex is located at 67 Smith Place in Cambridge, and we highly recommend reviewing the directions available here.
Please be aware of our cancellation policy.
Formaggio Kitchen has been an institution in Cambridge, Massachusetts for over 30 years - a gourmand's paradise doubling as a neighborhood grocer. Each year finds us traveling to the far reaches of the planet in search of the world's finest artisan products. We believe in the one-herd farmer in Corsica, the tiny storefront baker in Tuscany and the fifth-generation olive grower in Andalusia, each striving to preserve their traditional methods in a world of mass-produced, industrial food. Whether visiting us in person or online, we invite you to browse our products and enjoy finding both new and old favorites.
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Wine 1.5.5 was released on Friday as the latest bi-weekly development snapshot. This latest release provides some Mono and .NET improvements.
26 May 2012 - Wine Changes - 8 Comments
Wine-Mono: Marrying Mono With WINE
This weekend there was a new release of Wine-Mono, a project which marries Wine with components of Mono.
16 May 2012 - New Release - 81 Comments
Wine 1.5.4 Brings OpenGL For The DIB
It's time for another bi-weekly Wine development snapshot. The latest release arriving on Friday, Wine 1.5.4, offers up a few interesting features.
12 May 2012 - DIB Engine - 10 Comments
Wine 1.5.3 Brings Various Changes
Wine 1.5.3 has been released as the latest bi-weekly Wine development build.
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Wine 1.5.1 Likes Its Built-In JavaScript
Wine 1.5.1 was released today as the second development release following last month's stable Wine 1.4 release.
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Wine 1.5.0 Released, Begins Bringing Back Changes
Wine Wine 1.4 having been released two weeks ago, it's now time to kick-off the development of Wine 1.6 via the Wine 1.5 development series. Wine 1.5.0 was released this Friday afternoon with the first set of changes.
16 March 2012 - Wine 1.5.0
Wine 1.4 Officially Released After Two Years
To finally replace the stable Wine 1.2 release after nearly two years is Wine 1.4.
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CodeWeavers Unveils Wine 1.4-based CrossOver XI
CodeWeavers has today unveiled CrossOver XI as their latest Wine-based commercial software to run Windows programs under Linux and Mac OS X systems. Besides being based upon Wine 1.4, there's several other fundamental differences with this new product.
6 March 2012 - CrossOver X - 7 Comments
Wine 1.4 Makes It A Step Further In Fermentation
The Wine 1.4 release has moved along a step further in the fermentation process as they appear for the official debut of Wine 1.4 in the coming weeks.
25 February 2012 - Wine 1.4 - 7 Comments
Wine 1.4 Moves Closer To Release With RC4
Another week has passed in the Wine world since it went into code-freeze in late January and so now there's another release candidate available.
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Wine 1.4 Gears Up For Release With More Bug Fixes
After hitting an RC state last week, a second release candidate of Wine 1.4 is now available.
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Wine 1.4 Nears Release: Code Freeze, 1.4-rc1
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Wine 1.3.37 Rounds Out The DIB Engine
As Wine 1.4 approaches, Wine 1.3.37 was released today with several prominent changes.
13 January 2012 - Wine 1.3.37 - 3 Comments
CrossOver 11 Is Coming, Based On Wine 1.4
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Wine 1.3.36 was released before bringing in the new year.
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The Maoists blew up two middle schools in Giridih district, the police said on Tuesday.
The ultras packed explosives inside Upgraded Haridih School and Upgraded Dharpahari School after midnight on Monday, damaging the structures, the police said here.
The schools are named after respective villages situated under Bheluaghat police outpost.
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UCM's Throwback Theater released another video today showing one of UCM's employees demonstrating the importance of effective and consistent use of the OHIO brand. In "Keep OHIO's Tradition Shining Brightly," UCM's video editor Todd gives a literal example of how to maintain OHIO's brand. Are you carrying the torch? Continue Reading
Ninety years of service
I had the pleasure of attending the "2015 Outstanding Administrator Awards and Recognition of Administrators' Years of Service" program this afternoon where five UCM employees were recognized for a combined total of 90 years of service to the University. I am proud and humbled at the opportunity I've had the past six years to work with such a committed and talented group of people. Sitting among all of the Ohio University employees but especially the UCM employees who were able to attend today's Continue Reading
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"Happy Monday" is my usual greeting for the beginning of the week. It's my way to welcome employees to work and set a positive tone for the days ahead. My first UCMusings blog post was on a Monday. There were a few reasons why I decided to do this. First because this blog was introduced to mark my 5th anniversary at Ohio University, I wanted to start the blog on the first day I started my new job. Second, I wanted to get over the idea that Mondays are miserable. I thought if I made a Continue Reading
UCM Throwback Theater double feature
Today through Compass, Ohio University's official news source, I released a "Throwback Theater" doubleheader featuring more UCM employees. In the two vignettes released today, "Develop a Dynamic Duo," and "Use the Site, Luke," three staff members don costumes to illustrate the power of OHIO's brand. Actors in "Develop a Dynamic Duo:" Writers Angela and Gretchen (past employee) give a super demonstration of what a viable partnership would look like if brands could walk. Actor in "Use the Continue Reading
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As a child, I enjoyed playing in the snow for some of the same reasons as Peter, the main character in the classic children's book, The Snowy Day, by Ezra Jack Keats. I remember reading that book as a child and connecting with Peter's adventure as he made tracks in the snow and created snow angels. I lived in an apartment at the time just as he did and imagined him walking out onto his city block, experimenting with his footprints. Just as Peter discovered that snow and cold go together when Continue Reading
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Two weeks ago, University Communications and Marketing (UCM), introduced an eight-part video series through Branding OHIO, a byline series targeted to University faculty and staff, entitled, "OHIO's Branding Principles." Each 30-second spoof, produced under the moniker, "UCM Throwback Theater," portrays members of our team personifying some of the principles that guide our communication and creative decisions. In "Our Work Matters," Client Services Coordinator Jennie Daniels, who is currently Continue Reading
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Six years ago today, I began working at Ohio University, marking the advent of a new career path. As I reflect on the past 72 months, I'm reminded of my first 30 days on the job. I wanted to immerse myself as quickly as possible to get a good feel for the character and culture of University Communications and Marketing (UCM) and OHIO. As a way to establish rapport and relationships, I participated in nearly 100 meetings by the end of February 2009. It's fun to think about that whirlwind tour Continue Reading
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I love this and such a great idea for the littles! I am visiting from House of Hepworths.
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I love this idea! Sounds like a fun summer time craft I can do with my kids!
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I would love it if you would share this (and anything else you have been working on) at my party.
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I love this! What a great gift idea for a little one, too. Thanks for sharing.
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these are adorable! we have a set of dice that's a similar idea, but I love that these are hand made and customizable to your kids' interests
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I love these! I've seen story stones before but I absolutely love your version. Thank you for sharing. Off to find some similar stones now…
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Jarrel Bobb won the 200m and 400m at the Philadelphia College Classic
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The Leopards are back in action next weekend at the Patriot League Championships
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Looking to rekindle the flames with a romantic escape? From the Maldives' secluded beaches to Savannah's charming B&Bs, these destinations are perfect for woo-ing your significant other.
The MaldivesThe most romantic archipelago on earth? The Maldives, of course. Feel like you are in your own private paradise with a stay in one of the overwater bungalows strung along the crystal-clear turquoise sea. Bask on the private white-sand beaches, feeling like you and your S.O. are in a world of your own. 960 1280
Florence, ItalyNothing says romance more than watching the sunset from Florence's Piazzale Michelangelo. After a day ogling frescos in the numerous museums in Florence and sipping Chianti in outdoor cafes, you'd have to be dead not to feel a little amorous here in one of the most romantic cities in the world. 960 1280
Kauai, HawaiiSay aloha to romance on Kauai, Hawaii's least-developed island. Kauai is a favorite for those that want to get away from the crowds and enjoy secluded, natural beaches. Get your heart pumping on a hike through the lush mountains or with a private dip in the waterfalls. 960 1280
Carmel, CaliforniaIf you like rugged coastlines and isolated beaches, Carmel, CA, is calling your name. Hop in the car for a romantic road trip down the picturesque Pacific Coast Highway to this famed beach hideaway. A former artists' colony, Carmel is now a romantic refuge for those who desire a slow paced beach escape. 960 1280
St. Moritz, SwitzerlandThis Swiss resort town, famous for its "champagne climate," is ideal for cosmopolitan couples seeking an alpine adventure. Picture a day skiing amongst snow-capped peaks, followed by an equally heart-pounding evening snuggled up on a horse-drawn carriage ride along the frozen lake. 960 1280
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Savannah, GeorgiaOnly have time for a long romantic weekend stateside? A popular weekend escape for couples, Savannah puts on the Southern charm with its Spanish moss-covered canopies, cozy B&Bs and tucked-away restaurants. 960 1280
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Islamorada, FloridaThink you can't get away from tourists in Florida? Nestled in upper Florida Keys, Islamorada is a world away from the rowdy crowds in Key West. Named "Purple Isle" by its Spanish explorers, this hidden gem is known for its seductive sunsets and luxury resorts. 960 1280
Majorca, SpainHollywood's elite have been spotted canoodling on Majorca, the largest of Spain's Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea. With its unspoiled golden sand beaches and intimate boutique hotels it is easy to see why this island inspires romance. 960 1280
Koh Tao, ThailandThis tiny island in Thailand, known for its world-class scuba diving, beckons couples looking for a romantic tropical getaway. Relax on the quiet beaches or learn how to scuba dive as a couple. Then in the evening watch spectacular sunsets from lantern-lit restaurants that line the beach. 960 1280
The BerkshiresHistorically a haven for writers and artists, this New England getaway nestled in picturesque rolling mountains is perfect for culture and nature lovers. Listen to classical music at Tanglewood, summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, or take a tour of Edith Wharton's Gilded Age mansion. 960 1280
Kyoto, JapanCould you think of a more romantic boat ride than along Kyoto's cherry blossom-lined Okazaki Canal during spring? The cherry blossoms are very symbolic in Japan – the Japanese believe the short blooming cycle of the blossoms is a metaphor for life – an annual reminder that time is precious. So plan this romantic trip of a lifetime with your partner now. 960 1280
ParisWe'd be remiss if we left Paris off this list. From sidewalk cafes perfect for getting cozy to some of the world's most passionate art, Paris is synonymous with romance. Who hasn't fallen in love here? 960 1280
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celebrity-destinations-brad-angelinaHollywood's hottest power couple, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, finally made their almost-decade union official, as they exchanged vows in a small chapel at the Chateau Miraval. But this isn't just any 17th-century estate in Provence, France -- Hollywood's royal couple owns the enchanting domain that sits on 1,000 sprawling acres in the ancient village of Correns and is reported to have 35 rooms, a vineyard and a moat (perfect for keeping the paparazzi out). 960 1280
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celebrity-destination-weddings_ss_008Emily Blunt and John Krasinski said their "I dos" at the grand Villa d'Este in Italy's Lake Como region. Dating back to the 16th century, this palatial estate is fit for nobility, with beautiful English gardens, stalely decor and majestic views of Lake Como and the surrounding mountains. 960 1280
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Noodle King Restaurant in Coleville/Silver Spring
Finally tried this place and thought it was very good. Loved the shrimp dumplings in their soup. The Hong Kong fish was very nicely fried and topped with ground pork and onions. Nicely done. although I would like more heat and garlic - next time.
The place was very friendly.
about 22 hours agomscoffee1 in Washington DC & Baltimore
Summer House off Rockville Pike - baked goods- very good
Oh I thought it was just me - I knew people from "North Potomac" - ha.
I went back and the blackberry bran muffin remains the best thing I've had. They seem to have an obsession with marshmallows now (in rice krispie stuff in various forms and in brownies and blondies) which is not a love of mine and therefore I did not try. I did have a salted butter pecan cookie which was chewy - nice, but not exceptional. Salted and marshmallow is a lot of trendy. There were only a couple of items like gingerbread cookies and apple oatmeal cookies as well as the English Muffins that were there both times.
1 day agomscoffee1 in Washington DC & Baltimore
Those look good. Love that combination.
Mar 21, 2015mscoffee1 in Home Cooking
Summer House off Rockville Pike - baked goods- very good
Saturday, I went to Summer House in North Bethesda (I call it Rockville) just off Rockville Pike and Old Georgetown Road and got some bakery items to go. (It was written about in the Post recently.) I had a lovely Blackberry Bran Muffin (it was on the sweet side and too rich for anything to be healthy about) it, really tasty. The English Muffin was chewy and wonderful and nothing like any English Muffin I have had. Tomorrow I will find out if their EMs are good toasted.
There was a active Brunch going on as well.
There is two hour free parking in the garage there.
Mar 14, 2015mscoffee1 in Washington DC & Baltimore
NYE dessert suggestions needed
Dec 26, 2014mscoffee1 in Home Cooking
What are you baking these days? December 2014 edition, part two! [Old]
If I understood what you are asking, this may help about changing your settings:
Dec 26, 2014mscoffee1 in Home Cooking
I love this with cheese, cream cheese anything, but I do not use caraway. Easy, fast
Dec 23, 2014mscoffee1 in Home Cooking
Christmas Day Chinese/Asian restaurants
Take a look at the Post's Going Out Guide:
Dec 23, 2014mscoffee1 in Washington DC & Baltimore
Acupulco Chicken Breast Recipe?
Like this?
Dec 21, 2014mscoffee1 in Home Cooking
Bread Furst Bakery open - lively, pleasant, and
On two Saturdays that I was there they had muffuletta - a little saltier than I remember, but removing some of the meat helped (it had a greater meat to bread ratio than I like anyway). It was not on baguette. They also had bialys, but I did not try them. Did not like the rugelach - maybe a one off.
Dec 17, 2014mscoffee1 in Washington DC & Baltimore
FWIW - I really enjoyed these two toppings together (I used a half recipe of each, but I wanted even more.) I know not caramel, but ....
The toffee topping from this cake (I like the cake, as well) from the Pastry Studio website:
I also used the ganache from the original Alice Medrich recipe over the toffee (I added a tiny bit of salt):
I also like the crunch of the toasted almonds. Oh, how I want to make this now.
Dec 13, 2014mscoffee1 in Home Cooking
Recommendations for Thanksgiving dinner "take-out" in Bethesda
I have not eaten much of their prepared food. I not sure of its hours.
Nov 21, 2014mscoffee1 in Washington DC & Baltimore
How do I stop my cornbread stuffing from becoming mushy?
If you look at the introduction to this recipe, they chill cornbread to help dry it and keep it in cubes.
Use less liquid if too wet or a drier cornbread.
Nov 20, 2014mscoffee1 in Home Cooking
Do you use a Boston Butt? Are you using bone-in? It is much easier, at least for me, to get meltingly tender and moist with a butt and bone in rather than a picnic. (With boned you have to watch salting all over when not tied.) You don't cook it longer if it is getting dry. If you used a lower temperture for a little longer it helps to melt the connective tissue. I think I have done it at 250 or 275, but I watch it after it starts to come to temperature. If it overcooks, it dries out and becomes tougher.
I wash off the salt mixture before roasting. If it is too salty, make sure you are using the right kind of salt - I use Diamond Crystal. If you are measuring by volume that will make a difference.
I have made it several times and had some challenges.
I hope this helps.
Nov 20, 2014mscoffee1 in Home Cooking
What are you baking these days? November 2014 edition (part one)! [old]
I made this and it was great. I used some Applejack, because I love my crepes flavored with some booze. It really is fast.
thank you.
Nov 13, 2014mscoffee1 in Home Cooking
What are you baking these days? November 2014 edition (part one)! [old]
found the recipe:
(there is a video of Dorie making it on her website)
Thanks for the recommendation.
Nov 12, 2014mscoffee1 in Home Cooking
Crazy method of mixing the batter for this cake..?
I agree, hotoynoodle. I posted the link because my guess is that the poster's instructions SHOULD be the same as the link's.
Crazy method of mixing the batter for this cake..?
Thanks, I thought I was I was the only one who understood the question differently from the other responders.
Crazy method of mixing the batter for this cake..?
It's the step where you "then beat in the rest of the sugar" at the end AFTER folding in egg whites that is weird, right? For me, too. Have I misunderstood? Beating some sugar into the whites and then folding would be pretty common, but that is not what the instruction says. Maybe they got the order wrong?
Bread Furst Bakery open - lively, pleasant, and
Disappointed today - A gruyere/prosciutto croissant which was nice, but I didn't love it at room temp (they may have heated it had I asked). I got a rugelach - heavy, dense just bad - I threw it away after one bite (not that it is that big). I also got a quince, apple, walnut, grain, and blue cheese salad which was ok. The bread is the only thing I would get again.
They had a cheddar and tomato sandwich, a ham and cheese as well as the vegetable strata.
Nov 07, 2014mscoffee1 in Washington DC & Baltimore
Bread Furst Bakery open - lively, pleasant, and
They used to change it up, but the last few times it has only been those three and I did not love the roasted vegetable (or the strata). They are good, but .... A few times, months ago, they had a green tomato BLT and I loved that. One of the staff told me everyone on staff was eating it for lunch.
The ancient grain bread is the one I get most often, for what it is worth.
Nov 01, 2014mscoffee1 in Washington DC & Baltimore
What are you baking these days? November 2014 edition (part one)! [old]
I just made the Apple Cider Sauce Cake from Pastry Studio and I thought it was great. The apples still had texture with the apples I used. I used some heavy cream around it, though unnecessary .... I liked it without any added sweetness.
Apple Toffee Bars from the same website were wonderful but only the first day. I really liked the apple filling.
Finallly, I made, RLB's Apple Walnut Muffins from her website which I liked a lot. As she says, they are much better the day they are baked and tend to suffer (get soggy) the next day (since they have some many apples). Reheating in the oven helps. I used Gala apples and found them fine. She suggests tart apples. I liked that the muffins were lightly sweet. Oh and I didn't have walnuts, but I wonder if they should be toasted if used. Next time I guess.
Nov 01, 2014mscoffee1 in Home Cooking
Thanksgiving suggestions? Vegetarian + make-ahead or low-fuss
Lovely. wow. Great idea - a wonderful salad.
Oct 16, 2014mscoffee1 in Home Cooking
Franks's Seafood in Jessup, Md. closed - does anyone know if this is permanent?
Did I miss a post about this?
Sep 21, 2014mscoffee1 in Washington DC & Baltimore
Hyattsville, White Oak, College Park
Curry Leaf Restaurant
Jewel of India
Maiwand Kabob (Afghan)
Soretti's Ethiopian Cuisine (I have only had vegetable combo)
Pasta Plus
Cuba de Ayer
Da Rae Won
Kobob N Karahi (open late as I remember)
I have not been often and/or recently to most of these, but they usually get good reviews and I liked them when I went. I recommend them from the very limited experience I have had. Maybe others will give their opinions. It is difficult since I have not tried very many items from the menus.
If you want some more even better recommendations and are willing to drive just a little more search for Wheaton closer than Hyattsville, I believe.
Good luck
Sep 13, 2014mscoffee1 in Washington DC & Baltimore
Fresh Baguette in Bethesda - incroyable!
I think? JV is referring to:
There was another thread recommending it.
Sep 10, 2014mscoffee1 in Washington DC & Baltimore
Salvadoran in Upper Darby, pupusas
Several years later, I think the address for Little Saigon is:
113 Fairfield Ave, Upper Darby, PA 19082
Sep 09, 2014mscoffee1 in Philadelphia
I know this is an old thread, but Sycamore has closed.
Sep 09, 2014mscoffee1 in Philadelphia
Recent London Grill experience
I went to London Grill because a friend had heard it was good. We were there at about 5:30 on a Saturday night. We sat outside and service was great. I had fried calamari with hot peppers and a sweet dipping sauce. It was fine. Then I had the seared duck breast medium rare which came rare and I sent it back and they fixed it which improved the texture, but it tasted blah. The only good part of this dish was the pierogi and cabbage. What a bad dish. My friend had lobster with corn and potatoes and liked it a lot. It was a pleasant place to sit outside.
Aug 09, 2014mscoffee1 in Philadelphia
All About Braising: Beef and Veal Recipe Reviews
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Jul 07, 2014mscoffee1 in Home Cooking


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Jets winger Miettinen headed home to play in Finland
WINNIPEG -- Not gone but going -- Winnipeg Jets left-winger Antti Miettinen was on the ice with friends and teammates this morning at MTS Iceplex.
The 32-year-old is returning Tuesday to his hometown, Hameenlina, Finland, to join HPK Hameenlina in the Finnish top league.
"It's nice, at least to go play at home," Miettinen said this morning. "It's familiar surroundings and our families are there so it's good for the kids to go see their grandparents, all that stuff.
"If you have to go somewhere, that's probably the best place to go."
Miettinen is aware that the trip could be on the short side if any traction is gained in this week's negotiations between the NHL and NHLPA.
Miettinen and his PA compatriots have been locked out since Sept. 15 and he has been skating and working out with some of them three times at week at the Iceplex.
"I wouldn't say I'm worried about it," he said this morning. "Hopefully things get sorted out quick and that'll be just like a short training camp, but we'll see."
Miettinen skated with the Finnish team -- he played three seasons for HPK before beginning his NHL career -- during the summer.
"I trained with them already, before I came over here, for a month and a half on the ice," he said. "They asked about the situation back then and we talked about it and said we'll see how it plays out over here. We've got settled in here with the family, so I didn't want to go right back.
"I think it's a good time to go now, with a break, and there will be some practice before the first game."
In parting, did Miettinen have any parting advice for NHL commissioner Gary Bettman or NHLPA boss Don Fehr?
"I think they're up to date with what the thing is, so I don't think I have to give any advice there," he said.
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LCD Soundsystem Finish New Album
Now somebody get James Murphy a beer
By Tom Breihan on February 24, 2010 at 5:15 p.m. EST
Photo by Ruvan Wijesooriya
Ever since he jumped on the Twitter bandwagon late last year, LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy has been micro-blogging about working on the band's forthcoming record, and his tone's been getting persistently more exasperated. (Last week: "is so desperate to socialize with another human being not in a studio that he might go to the deli and buy a sandwich he doesn't want.") But this morning, Murphy chimed in with some very encouraging news, both for us and for himself: "mixing last song right now to send to the amazing bob weston to master. meaning, record DONE. i hope people like it." Jyeah!
On the official LCD site, Murphy was even more plainspoken: "looks like we added another paris gig. oh, and something else. the fucking record is done."
Depending on how fast Weston works, we might even get the album in time for that projected March release date, though I wouldn't bet money on that. A second behind-the-scenes video chronicling the making of the record was recently posted on the LCD website. We've embedded it below.
Meanwhile, Murphy's got a busy few months coming up. Alongside the album, he's also been at work on the score to the forthcoming Noah Baumbach movie Greenberg. And come April, Murphy will hit the road on a tour that'll take him to both sites of the Atlantic. Stops will include Coachella, Sasquatch, Bonnaroo, and our Pitchfork Music Festival. Dates below.
LCD Soundsystem:
04-16 Indio, CA - Coachella
04-20 Dublin, Ireland - Tripod *
04-21 Dublin, Ireland - Tripod *
04-23 London, England - Brixton Academy *
04-24 London, England - Brixton Academy *
04-26 Birmingham, England - Academy *
04-27 Leeds, England - Academy *
04-28 Glasgow, Scotland - Barrowlands *
04-29 Glasgow, Scotland - Barrowlands *
05-01 Manchester, England - Academy
05-02 Bristol, England - Academy *
05-04 Amsterdam, Netherlands - Paradiso *
05-05 Brussels, Belgium - Ancienne Belgique *
05-06 Berlin, Germany - WMF *
05-08 Paris, France - Bataclan *
05-09 Paris, France - Bataclan *
05-30 George, WA - Sasquatch Festival
06-11 Manchester, TN - Bonnaroo Festival
07-17 Chicago, IL - Pitchfork Music Festival
09-12 Isle of Wight, England - Bestival
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Building a craftsman style home. Will be having a dark wood floor in our kitchen. It is a very open kitchen but kind of small. Looking to have white cabinets and would like a white counter top to keep it open. Walls will be a light blue.
I am having a hard time finding a counter top. Builder is including granite, but I have found some quartz I like.
I really like the marble look, not the spotty granite.
I LOVE "princess white or white princess" but can't find it here in Michigan, not sure if it is a different name here.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
"The whites are beautiful, but understand too that the lighter granites have a tendency to stain and etch more than the darker toned granted. "
the preceding statement is not accurate. Light colored "granites" in general are no more prone to etching than any other colors. They are also no more prone to staining except for the fact that a stain could easily be more noticeable in a lighter colored stone.
If you are a reasonably good housekeeper you shouldn't worry about staining as it is a relatively rare occurence (less than 12 incidents in several thousand jobs) and if it does occur most of the time a stain can be removed.
pick something that has the look you want. ALL quartz brands are made on the same machines so if you've found one you like go for it.
Hi Kalyn,
I live in the Detroit Metro area and PMP Marble and Granite in Troy usually has White Princess quartzite in stock. If you live close I would suggest them. They have a large inventory of granite and marble. I just put a deposit on beautiful White Princess for my new build.
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Three French Canadian Folksongs for Tuba Duet composed by Traditional. Arranged by Kenneth Knowles. For tuba duet. Canadian Folk Songs. Intermediate. Booklet. Published by Cherry Classics (CY.CC2583).
Kenneth Knowles has arranged three delightful French Canadian Folksongs for Two Tubas. They are of intermediate level of performance and are perfect for teacher and student in lessons.
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Is it okay to post extracts here? I've just made a post over in the 'Promotional Space' section*, but I've got a much less PG-rated extract from my new story that I'd like to share, if this...
I'm really excited - I have a new short story out with Torquere Press.
It's set here in the UK, and it's about two young men called Kit and Dirk, eyeliner and photography, kilts and...
Thank you for a really interesting set of posts - there's been so much useful information.
Many thanks!
If you like m/m romance, I have a centaur story up on my journal here: http://ephemera-tales.livejournal.com/62244.html
(and if you like Pet and Matthias, there's a couple of extra little snippets...
Hee - I almost went to Aberystwyth, until they closed the department on me (I ended up in Swansea)
Hi and welcome, from London.
Those are interesting stats - promotion really is a central part of the job, isn't it?
I don't know about the legal situation in the USA, but in the EU authors should be careful about the data...
Hi Hollie,
Pesky Brits - we get everywhere, don't we ;p
Hi Sabrina - thank you for the welcome. I really like Kelley Amstrong's books - I'm on a re-reading kick at the moment.
related to #7 and #8 - book swap groups. I'm on BookMooch, (http://www.bookmooch.com) but I know there are loads of similar groups - I've used my own postcards to send a 'here's the book you asked...
Thanks Silvie - I'm not sure - I guess I need to think on this some more, but I definately have more ideas than I did before!
Thank you!
Absolutely - I know several people who've had excellent sales for ebooks from having a laptop available and online (make sure it's firmly secured!) so that people could order immediately from the...
the blogger (www.blogger.com) / feedburner (http://www.feedburner.com/fb/a/home) combo, and twitter for little bits (http://twitter.com/) works pretty effectively, without getting into hard-core...
I love KA's books - I'm re-reading them at the moment, having just devoured both No Humans Involved (which I *adored*) and Exit Strategy, which is her switching over to non-paranormal crime, and a...
hmm - how about 'romance that's neither straight nor narrow'? would that tempt you in as a reader? But what would it make you expect to find?
I'm Alex, and I'm new to the forums, although I've been reading the excellent reviews for some time.
I'm a librarian by day, and a story teller by night. I'm addicted to words and to music...
if you think the early LKH books could use more sex, you're in for a treat, as that's definately the trajectory ;)
I remember treating myself to the first three with my first pay check...
Sorry, I wasn't being real clear there, was I? What I meant to be asking was : any advice on offering that kind of functionality to readers when setting up or revamping an author website?
Hi Hollie - clearly you married a man of excellent taste :D
Thank you!


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This is a recipe from Fake Ginger that is cooked in the oven. I tweeked it a little to what I had on hand and cooked it in the crock-pot.
- In a small pan on the stove, add applesauce, honey and vegetable oil.
- Cook on low until honey is melted.
- In crock-pot, add the remaining ingredients and stir well making sure the brown sugar is broken up and not clumpy.
- Add in liquid mixture to crock-pot and stir well.
- Cook on low for 1 hour stirring periodically.
- Cool on a sheet of wax paper.
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