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Keeping your horse's toes in tip-top shape isn't just a great way to impress handsome farriers and make your barn mates jealous, it's an investment in your horse's health and soundness. Hooves are to horses as foundations are to houses—they're the base that everything else is built upon. And just like your house's foundation, your horse's hooves need to be strong, solid and reliable. But you probably knew that already. What you might not know is what you can do to support healthy hoof growth. That's where we come in! We've got supplement solutions to nourish hooves from the inside-out, and top-rated topicals that work from the outside, in.What to Put In
If a horse constantly loses his shoes, or his hooves frequently chip and crack, most people will say he has "bad" feet. But that's not quite fair. His hooves aren't staying out late, cutting class and talking back. You see, they're not "bad," they're actually unhealthy. The quality of your horse's hooves can be influenced by a number of factors, from genetics to environment to workload. But all horses have certain nutritional requirements that need to be met in order for them to maintain strong, healthy, resilient hooves.B-strong
A study by Josseck, Zenker and Geyer, published in the Equine Veterinary Journal, showed that daily supplementation of 20 mg of Biotin (a member of the B Vitamin family) resulted in significant improvement in hoof horn quality and health. Furthermore, this improved quality was maintained over three further years of observation.AAs to Zn
Amino acids are critical to hoof health. Lysine, Methionine and Threonine are essential amino acids, which means your horse can't make enough on his own, so he has to get them from his diet. They're also limiting amino acids, so if your horse doesn't get enough, it'll compromise his ability to synthesize the protein he needs for strong connective tissues (like hoof structures). Zinc (Zn) is a micro-mineral that plays an important role in the formation of keratin, which is the structural protein that gives hooves their hardness.Super Supplement Selections
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Sambar Sadham
Sambar Sadham is a quick and delicious one pot meal adapted from Edible Garden. Thanks for the recipe Nags. I modified the recipe to suit my taste. Piping hot sambar sadham with ghee drizzled all over is very satisfying and comforting any time of the day!
Serves 3
Oil-1 tbsp
Mustard Seeds-1 tsp
Fenugreek Seeds-1/2 tsp
Curry leaves-a few
Ginger grated-1 tsp
Hing-1/4 tsp
Turmeric powder-1/4 tsp
Tamarind-small lime size ball
Thur dal-1/3 cup
Rice-2/3 cup
Sambar Powder-2 tbsp
Coconut grated-2 tbsp
Ghee-2 tbsp
Coriander leaves- to garnish
Veggies I used:
Onion Sliced-1/2 cup
Peas-a handful
Capsicum-1 small
Of course, you can use any veggies of your choice.
Soak tamarind in 1.5 cups of warm water.
Heat oil in a pressure cooker.
Add mustard seeds, curry leaves and fenugreek seeds.
When mustard seeds crackle, add ginger and all the veggies one by one.
Sprinkle salt and hing.
Fry for 5 minutes.
Extract 2 cups of tamarind water and add it to the veggies.
Add sambar powder, turmeric powder, coconut and salt.
Rinse rice and dal and add.
Add 2.5 cups of water.
Close the lid and pressure cook for 6-7 whistles(till rice and dal become mushy).
When pressure is released, open the lid and garnish with coriander leaves.
Drizzle ghee just before serving.
Serve with raitha and chips.
Note: I have used 2 cups of tamarind water and 2.5 cups of water for 1 cup of rice and dal mixture.
You may soak thur dal in warm water for 30 minutes before pressure cooking just to make sure it is fully cooked.
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sambar sadham looks delicious and tasty..nice click..Dish looks delicious. And lovely clicks too!
Gourmet Affair- AnonymousMay 13, 2011 at 7:40 PM
Mahima it is fantastic, i tried it today and my DH said thanks for this wonderful recipe
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Thanks for wonderful recipie... it came really well today ... last time it was a mess...
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This is a wonderful story and that it is true and happened makes it even more amazing. I remember Secretariat ... I remember watching his astonishing 39 length win at the Kentucky Derby ... and knowing that I'd probably never see anything like that again. And I haven't.
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Secretariat was a winner and so is the book. A great read. Not a dull moment!
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Similar in general content to Boardwalk Empire, The Northside is a blend of history and memoir with a good deal of nostalgia tossed in for good measure. It is sometimes hard to tell whether the author is speaking from personal experience or those of other people. It isn't by any means a bad book, but it isn't great either.
It is also not easy to keep track of time and place, or for that matter, who is doing what.
This is another one of those books that I really wanted to like a lot, but ended up disappointed. It almost caught fire ... it was almost exciting. But almost wasn't quite enough. In the end, it was interesting, but it never ignited into compelling. The narrator was good, with a lazy drawl that worked well for many of the story's colorful characters. But again, despite being good, she never rose to better than good.
It's a very anecdotal history. Lots of stories within stories. I wish it had been more dynamically read, more energetically told, more focused on history and less on the personal histories of individuals. Or maybe it was that the author tried to do too many things at the same time and wound up with a rather diffuse story that takes a lot of side trips into the politics and culture of the times.Interesting, but kind of disorganized.
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Are you are vineyard owner? Wine seller? Wine enthusiast? Wine snob? Francophile with alcoholic tendencies? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you might possibly find this book interesting. Otherwise, probably not.
I know that this was an epic event in the wine industry and heralded the rise of California wines ... and ultimately, encouraged a flowering of an international wine industry.... but for me, a non-drinker and never much of a wine fancier at any time in my life, this was dull stuff.
The narrator sounded sort of sleepy most of the time, occasionally waking up and actually doing more than droning along. The material isn't thrilling and the narrator doesn't improve it.
So, if you are really interested in this subject, by all means enjoy and have a glass of wine while you are at it. Otherwise, take a pass.
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There's been a lot of controversy surrounding this book which seems to me entirely undeserved: there is nothing in this book worth arguing about. The beginning of the book where the authors talk about the last battles of the war and the surrender of Lee is interesting and well done. Unfortunately, after that it is dull.
This book does not proffer any new theories nor add any new historical revelations. As history, it is bland.
As an audio book, it is pretty bad. Bill Reilly is not a good narrator. His voice isn't pleasant and his reading is flat as a pancake. Flatter than a pancake, actually. Celebrity is not enough to make a good narrator.
There are many other books written on this subject that are much better than this one. There are much better analyses of the available materials. If it weren't a Bill O'Reilly project, the book would have been dismissed as inconsequential. But I did enjoy the first couple of chapters ... pity the rest of the book was so dismal.
"Sometimes interesting"
I wanted this to be interesting. I was ready to love it, but alas, it was not to be. Although Michael Prichard did his usual professional job narrating, he was defeated by the dullness of the book. There is far too much focus on the intricate details of Grant's death and dying and way too little about the writing of the book on which the story is supposed to focus.
There is also not nearly enough about Grant's accomplishments, which are mentioned, but never explored. There are hints, without any depth, about his opinions which were, for his time, remarkably egalitarian and unprejudiced. This stuff is important and it was singularly missing.
What information the book contains is often repeated several times and not always consistently. For example, the net worth of Vanderbilt is given three times, each time a different amount. That's bad editing and insufficient proofreading.
This was a man of extraordinary accomplishment: he deserves better than this. Grant's relationship with Mark Twain is mildly interesting, but is almost a post scrpt: there isn't any significant exploration of their interaction. I really WANTED to like this much better than I did.
"I loved it ... and hated it ... simultaneously"
I have rarely been more conflicted about a book than I am about this one. In many ways it was gripping and sometimes mesmerizing and then again, it was also annoying and at the same time, utterly appalling.
The indifference and callously entrenched anti-Semitism of US State Department officials and their consequent tolerance for the atrocities of the Nazi government is hard to stomach.This is not an image of our government that could make anyone proud to be an American.
The failure of all the western nations to do anything to stop Hitler while they could -- with relative ease -- have done so is difficult to fathom. The feather-headed self-absorption of Dodd's daughter is like a case of hives: the more you scratch, the more you itch.
Most of the people in the book are awful in one way or another. Dodd, the ambassador, ultimately grows to become, in his way, heroic. He, at least, saw what was happening and tried -- within the scope of his position -- to do what he could. That no one listened to him is part of the heartbreak.
Worse is that those who failed to act more often than not did so NOT because they didn't believe him (although some really didn't), but because the majority of them were hardened anti-Semites and/or because they thought Hitler was going to rid Europe of the menace of Communism. Hitler as the lesser of two evils? How revolting is that? And all of this led to the bloodiest war in human history, a conflict wherein more than 30 million people died.
The banality of evil has never been more obvious or more terrifying. Read it and weep.
"Surprisingly honest autobiography."
If the material itself were a little more "audio friendly," this would get 5 stars, but there are just way too many hours of names, dates and places. Some section are virtually just lists of events and who participated ... too much to make this an entirely enthralling listening experience. Regardless, it has much to recommend it and I do highly recommend it.
Michael Boatman does a very credible South African accent, although it slips away and then comes back at odd intervals. However, he puts a a lot of effort into properly pronouncing some difficult names and words in a language most non-Africans can't say at all, much less correctly. Moreover, he has a beautiful voice and does a fine acting job with material which gets very dry for extended periods.
This book is full of contradictions. In sections consisting of "lists," I gave up trying to remember exactly who was who and waited for the story to resume, letting my brain drift through details I could not follow .You may well want to read this book again in print. It is impossible to absorb or remember it all just listening to it.
The overall story is fascinating. Amazing. Nelson Mandela does a beautiful job of explaining this intricate and contradictory ... and crazily complex ... society where nothing is simple and not to be punny, nothing is black and white. There are villains and heroes, but plenty of shades of gray too. Everyone is human and multi-faceted.
Considering his own role in the story, Mandela is relentlessly honest. He does not use his book to excuse his own bad behavior. He is imperfect and takes responsibility for his actions, good and bad. He also takes credit and is not quite the humble fellow portrayed in movies and press. He's a proud man who worked hard and paid a heavy price to accomplish something no one believed possible. While he does not make himself out to be a super hero, he IS a hero ... in my opinion more heroic because of his fallibility and willingness to learn from errors. It is refreshing. Honesty is uncommon in political autobiographies.
So despite the fact that there are sections of material that make pretty dull listening, if you wait, the scene will shift and suddenly, there's tension and excitement. The story of how this strange nation emerged from the darkness into light is probably unique in human history and definitely worth listening to. If you have any interest at all in Africa, or even a mild curiosity, you should read it. I learned so much I will need to read it again. \
It's possibly the strangest combination of social groupings anyone could imagine. Melding them into a nation without the obvious huge obstacle of Apartheid would have been difficult. Given the realities, it is astounding that this is a success story. It boggles the mind.
From the point of view of production, it's very smooth with a nice use of occasional music for punctuation. Very well done all around.
"Time Travel, History & Stephen King: Wow!!"
This is a great book with a fantastic narrator. A compelling story that keeps you mesmerized from the first word and won't let you go. I love time travel and I love history. While I am not always a Stephen King fan, he is a great author and knows how to tell a story. And he really tells this one very very well ... and Craig Wasson, the narrator, is as good as they get.
Time travel is not King's usual genre, but he has the skill to do a brilliant job in a form that is extremely demanding. Not only is the form demanding, but readers are demanding: science fiction aficionados are knowledgeable readers. We are a nit-picky audience. To my delight, I was thrilled with this book. King did his homework, both in the history and for the genre.
If you are a fan of time travel fiction where the history is the focus and not the technology (a la Connie Willis), you will love this, If you are looking for a more typical Stephen King horror story, well, you do get a taste of Derry, Maine and there is a creep factor, but this is much more science fiction/ time travel/ history than classic King. If you're looking for horror, this isn't it.
Above all, this is a brilliantly well written, carefully crafted, and well researched novel with excellent narration. Top grades all around.
"Racist and inconsequential"
The material is consistently racist. This is the kind of racism that people display when they are convinced that they are liberals, then wonder what it is they said wrong. It is likely unconscious on the part of the author. Nonetheless, Zuckoff's constant references to the blackness of the skin of the natives when there is no legitimate need to mention skin color at all IS racist and is something that anyone who isn't white will notice very quickly.
Sometimes race or ethnicity is a valid point in context: this was not one of those times. Once the initial description of the native population was concluded, there is NO reason to mention blackness at every opportunity. Really, have we not advanced beyond this yet?
It bothered me a lot and the amount it bothered me grew with each passing hour I listened. I thought maybe he'd lighten up as the book progressed, but he didn't: if anything, he got worse. The racism is there from start to finish and the condescending praise of the simple charming savage and, oh yes, black, natives does nothing to alleviate it. I do not think this is a minor point and I do not feel it should be overlooked, especially in view of the inconsequential nature of the event itself even though it got a lot of press at the time.
As history, I just can't see where this was an event of importance to anyone but the people directly involved. They were NOT in combat; they were sight-seeing to catch a glimpse of the primitive BLACK natives of the island who were rumored to be cannibals and head-hunters and oh yes, naked and BLACK (don't forget that!). It is a point that is pounded into listeners.
Due to pilot error, the plane crashes. A bunch of them get killed, including some women which, in WWII was a big deal because women weren't supposed to get killed in combat, or, more to the point, American women weren't supposed to get killed. Foreign women got killed all the time, but that was apparently of significantly less importance.
The rescue is the most interesting part of the book since the location was not accessible by any ordinary means. It took a lot of planning and a good deal of cleverness. Otherwise, I was really underwhelmed.
The author reads the material just fine. There could have been much more done with it had the narrator possessed the skill to differentiate voices, but the author's reading of his own work was more than adequate. I would not have liked it better even if it had better production values.
I really didn't like the book. The author really needs some serious consciousness-raising.
"Everything you never wanted to know about cancer"
This is sometimes a great book, sometimes not so great. Sometimes I strongly disagree with the author, other times agree completely. It is informative, if strpngly slanted toward the USA and Boston in particular as the center of all important advances in cancer treatment and research. A huge amount of work being done in other parts of the US and other countries is entirely omitted.
Now for the big big problem: If you, as I do, HAVE cancer, this is a disturbing book and I do NOT recommend it. It is not optimistic. Quite the opposite. I felt significantly worse about my odds of survival before I read. If any book defines "too much information" from the point of view of someone battling any form of this disease or who even knows friends or family battling it ( ... and who doesn't have any of them?) this is too much, too dark, too ugly.
Or so I found it. I actually could not sleep after reading it. I figured I might as well write my will and count my days. The author basically says, in summary, that
(1) we will never conquer cancer because it is part of our basic cellular structure
(2) cancer is as much a part of being human as is birth and growth and thus inescapable.
This is not the kind of positive attitude that one needs to combat the depression that is such a close companion to cancer patients.
If you are, for your own reasons (like, maybe you are a researcher in Boston or an oncologist) fine, for but civilians, you may consider takiing my word: there is no comfort to be found in this book. It will not give you hope. It will not make you feel better. In this particular case, knowledge is NOT power: it is just depressing.
It's well narrated. It's mostly well written. Aside from it's very obvious bias towards the author's own experiences, it contains tons of information.
Note that I actually know quite a lot of about this subject and I do NOT agree with many of the author's conclusions. He is by his own admission, a lab rat, and his dependence on statistics rather than experiences and patient histories is exactly what is wrong with cancer treatment. He and so many doctors like him ARE the problem, not the solution.
"Robotic narration makes this a bore."
The material is arguably exciting, regardless of how you feel about the politics, but the narration is totally flat. He might as well be reading the telephone book. Considering the potential of the material, this is very hard to understand. Read the book in print if you are interested, but don't waste your time on this dreary presentation. It really helps if you are an enthusiastic fan of Ronald Regan.


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Friday - 1/18/2013, 2:00am EST
No matter how winter-wise you are, something happens when you move to Washington. Tough, God-fearing people from Duluth and Detroit become jelly-like winter wimps once they settle in D.C., or the burbs of Reston or Silver Spring.
This collapse of moral fiber happens even if you, in your youth, walked 10 miles to school each way barefoot and carrying your little sister. Even if you didn't have a sister, there was definitely somebody! Even as wolves harassed, you and your hearty, well-bundled chums walked to schools that never closed. And all of this in below-zero weather with 60 mph horizontal winds. We've heard it all.
Maybe this transformation from tough Arctic survivor to D.C. winter wimp has something to do with the water. The Potomac. Maybe there is something in the air. Or could it be the humidity which — winter or summer — is murder on anyone from west of the Mississippi. Or it could be the hills (it's a river town). Or the high percentage of foreign diplomats, combined with our traffic circles.
Maybe it is the Congress itself, with all those people — from 535 different places — that people from Boise to Biloxi vote to send away from home, sometimes for decades. Our loss is their gain. Whatever...
Bottom line is that when it snows here, or even when we think it might snow, we go collectively nuts. Even former Maine lumberjacks and Colorado rock climbers succumb once here.
Stores are flooded with people who fill carts with D.C.'s standard survival gear (white bread, milk and toilet paper). I ran into a guy I know from Buffalo, N.Y., Monday evening. He was in the store buying you-know-what. He said back in the day, back in Buffalo, he would have been stocking up on beer and birth-control items. But he's gone native, stashing away Wonder Bread and squeezing the Charmin.
This is nothing new.
Years ago my boss at The Washington Post asked me to drive to National Airport and pick up a Canadian newspaper man. He worked for the Ottawa Citizen; I think the paper was going to launch a federal news column and wanted to see how it was done. He was to tag along with me for a week. The boss said I could take him to lunch every day and the company would pay. Say no more.
It was about this time of year, mid-January. Typical D.C. weather. He got off the plane dressed like a North Pole explorer. Between the terminal and my car (this was pre-subway days) he fell thrice (that's three times). I suspected some alcohol was involved. And was later proven correct.
But his main problem was the cold. He's from freakin' Ottawa, as in Canada, and he's down here below the Mason and Dixon line. But the cold was killing him. As people say in the summer, it wasn't the heat (or cold) it was the humidity. He never got warm and was constantly taking some sort of cough medicine to fight off our brutal mid-Atlantic winter.
The point is, something happens when people get here. Some congressmen, in fact a lot of them, become quirky. Some live, as well as work, in their offices leaving only for vacations. One took to emailing photographs of portions of his lower torso to people he presumed to be fans.
Maybe it's our special (often mild) winters that change people.
Whatever it is, the Office of Personnel Management seems to have finally — after decades of starts and stalls — got it right. Shortly after the first reports of snow heading our way materialized, OPM posted a notice that said feds could take unscheduled leave or telework Tuesday. No fuss. Just do it.
The first reports were a little shaky. They said the D.C. area could expect anywhere from a dusting to 6 inches of snow. That's quite a spread. And that it would be worse further south of the city. Go figure.
In the past, OPM has been criticized for bad weather calls contributing to the mother-of-all-traffic jams and, not long ago, 12 hour commutes for some people. It either let people go to soon or too late. Or brought them in only to send them home. It has happened over and over for years.
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Fish righty fresh off loss despite no unearned runs; Locke struggling
Marlins right-hander Tom Koehler takes the mound Wednesday looking for a similar performance to his last outing, but with a different result.
Koehler impressed last Thursday against the Reds, not allowing an earned run in seven innings. Still, he ended up taking a hard-luck loss in Miami's most controversial game of the season. Koehler started the 3-1 loss to the Cincinnati -- a game that featured an overturned double play at home plate, which would have ended the eighth inning.
Koehler was charged with two unearned runs in the game he was in line to collect the win.
"Unfortunately, that kind of forced me to forget the start," Koehler said. "I was left with a bitter taste in my mouth after that game."
To rebound and continue to work deep into games, Koehler says he will have to execute quality pitches.
"Just like with any game, the key to going deep into games is keeping your pitch count down and allowing your defense to work," Koehler said. "And executing quality stuff."
The Marlins are looking to gain traction and make a playoff push. For a young team, playing meaningful games late into the season should help now and in the future.
"What you tend to see in these situations is guys tend to care a lot less about their individual numbers, and they start playing for a team win," Koehler said. "Whether a reliever gets the win or the starter gets the win, at this point it doesn't matter any more. We know we need to win these games. It brings an extra focus because we know we're playing for something, as opposed to playing to kind of showcase yourself for another year or another team, whatever it may be."
Pirates left-hander Jeff Locke will oppose Koehler, trying to come out of the roughest stretch of his season.
Locke's allowed 12 runs (10 earned) in his last 12 innings, and his ERA has risen from 3.05 on July 20 to 3.77.
He's been victimized by the long ball recently, surrendering seven home runs in his last three starts. This comes after allowing just three homers in his previous eight starts.
The Rockies bashed three homers off the southpaw in a July 26 loss, then the D-backs took Locke yard twice last Thursday, as he dropped his second straight decision.
"Most games in Colorado ... I kick 'em to the curb," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said after the game in Arizona, alluding to the altitude that skewers pitching efforts. "Today, some pitches got elevated."
Marlins: Trying to kickstart the offense
Scoring runs against playoff contenders is a challenge. The Marlins saw that in dropping three of four at home to the Reds before they headed to Pittsburgh.
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Grinding out at-bats is the approach the Marlins used to stay competitive in the National League East. It will be needed down the stretch.
"I think we went up against some pretty good pitching," manager Mike Redmond said. "That happens. Like anything, we went through some struggles. Guys have been up and down. We've been able to come through it. The key is just getting guys on base. It always is."
Pirates: McCutchen in wait-and-see mode with injury
Pittsburgh got its first taste of life without Andrew McCutchen after the reigning National League MVP was diagnosed with a fractured rib before the team's 6-3 loss to the Marlins on Tuesday.
The Pirates have not placed McCutchen on the disabled list yet.
"[The plan is to] keep evaluating me and see how I feel right now," said McCutchen, who has never spent time on the DL in his five-year Major League career. "We don't want to make a decision yet; we don't want to put me on the DL right away, because there's a chance I could be better before 15 days are up. There's a chance."
Pittsburgh accounted for the loss of their starting center fielder by sliding over Starling Marte to McCutchen's position, and moving Josh Harrison to left field.
Worth noting
• The Marlins are leaning toward getting newcomer Enrique Hernandez in the lineup on Wednesday against Locke. If Hernandez does start, it likely will be at second base. Hernandez was acquired from the Astros last Thursday.
• Marcell Ozuna broke an 0-for-13 slide with an RBI double in the fourth inning on Tuesday.
• Four Pirates relievers were needed in the Marlins' five-run eighth inning on Tuesday night. None recorded more than one out in the frame, and all five runs were charged to the bullpen. Pittsburgh also used four relievers in its 3-2 loss to Arizona on Sunday.
Jackson Alexander is an associate reporter for MLB.com. Joe Frisaro is a reporter for MLB.com. He writes a blog, called The Fish Pond. Follow him on Twitter @JoeFrisaro. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Black Creek Summer Music Festival - 27 Aug 2011
Shaun Alphonso (BlackCreek Festival Chorus)
My name is Shaun Alphonso and I am writing to say thank you! I am a young tenor singing in Toronto, Canada and we just completed the BlackCreek Summer Music Festival yesterday with Beethoven's 9th. As I am a very young singer, I haven't had the opportunity to work in large venues. I was completely blown away by the professionalism and the talent and the vibrant energy of the LSO. I'm sure all of the other singers feel the same way as I do, but I really had one of the happiest moments of my life on stage last night. The experience was absolutely overwhelming and moving. I'm writing because I wasn't able to say thank you in any other way.
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I was in the Grand Theatre de Provence on july 23th (2011, Debussy/Shostakovitch Concert) I do think it was one of the best, probably the best concert I ever heard in my life (I'm 64!). What a music! What musicians!! It was two hours of powerfull joy and happiness to see, to hear, to feel, to live such a marvelous show of professional and artistic achievement. Many thanks for that! I was unable at the end, to shoot as much "bravos" as I meant, due to my throat crushed by emotion, so : BRAVO! THANK YOU!!! Thank you for this outstanding professional level. Thank you to Maestro Valeri Gerguiev Thank you to Roman Simovic.Thank you to each of you.
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I thought the Under 5s concert was fantastic. The presenter was full of energy and understood how to deal with the kids and engage them. The story was creative and brought the different instruments in well.
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We both absolutely loved it. My 3 year old grandaughter hasn't stopped talking about it.
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Last nights LSO concert at the Barbican 14.06.2011 confirmed that Maestro Haitink is the greatest living conductor to interpret Bruckner's symphonies. It also proved that the LSO are second to none, as again they provided a scintillating performance.
Is their any chance of further Bruckner symphonies, or perhaps a cycle with the LSO and Bernard Haitink?
Sun 5 Jun 2011 - Bernstein Candide
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I came to Candide on 5th June and enjoyed myself a lot. With the overture taken at a fair pace (setting the tone) I was both bemused and in awe of the 3rd (?) percussionist in the overture who was clearly doing the job of two. He was moving between three sets of music, with either a triangle beater or sticks in his mouth as he played the glocekenspiel, xlyphone, triangle and symbols...Really impressive stuff.
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I loved Candide. It was fun; there was some lovely singing and a real feeling for the original.
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Hello – just wanted to thank you for providing me such a joyful experience with Sunday's (5.6.11) performance of Candide. Such a joy to be able to see Bernstein's loveable piece performed with such comic aplomb (as well as skill of course!) and to see the orchestra, soloists, and chorus having so much fun with it. Their smiles and glee was infectious; meaning that even the dismal skies and rain that met us as we walked to the tube couldn't dampen my spirits.
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I was going to praise but found so many things to applaud it would have taken a book! I defy anybody not to have enjoyed it.
Rachel and Laurence Cramp
Candide was my first date with my now-husband 11 years ago; it's 'our' piece - especially Make Our Garden Grow, which we chose for the signing of the register at our wedding. Last night's concert performance at the Barbican was stunning. The musicianship, energy, and obvious enjoyment of the performers shone through - particularly from our privileged position in the centre of the front row! To experience the LSO's performance, featuring some of the musicians who recorded the piece with Bernstein himself, was just wonderful. Thank you for an unforgettable evening.
Sat 28 May 2011 - LSO Discovery Family Concert
Lesley Aveline
The plan was to aquaint our grandaughter Emily with the orchestra and how it works as she started clarinette lessons about 6 months ago. We came up to the morning workshops although she is quite shy about playing in public - she really enjoyed the improvisation, the second art session was a bonus which I didn't expect. We had lunch then the concert which was a lot of fun. Everyone was very friendly and helpful Emily (and we)enjoyed it so much she wants to see you all again and so do we.
Corinna Klimek (translation from a blog in German. Read the original)
It was fun...At the beginning some children sat among the musicians of the London Symphony Orchestra...The concert continued with Stravinsky, Prokofiev and Bizet before the audience participation piece. Who had brought an instrument, played along, who had not, sung. Great fun it was for young and old. So you can get kids excited about classical music. A very successful event, which low admission charges made it really a family one.
This was a particularly good one. As always great music choice but your presenter was brilliant and the concert was very interactive. We can't wait to come to the next one.
Brijitte Dreyfus
My chilren aged 4 and 7 loved the Sound Detectives concert! My husband and I were entertained just as much. It was so good for them to learn about the composers and the orchestra and the presenter was outstanding!
Susan Hunt
We brought our granddaughters aged nearly 10 and nearly 8 and they very much enjoyed it. So we were delighted.
Simon Alexander
We all really enjoyed the event. We will probably come to the next one in October. In which case it will be 11 of us.
Viv Davies and family
Loved the last concert, presenter fantastic! Lots of music and not too much chat or complicated explanation / deconstruction of pieces which can sometimes get in the way of shortish concert. Ultimately most effective use of concert for kids hearing great music played by full orchestra!
J. Bachelor
My grandson (aged 9) and I enjoyed last Saturday's concert very much, especially as there was a lot of participation by the children in the audience...I think that Paul Rissman is an excellent presenter. Lastly, I have been bringing my various grandchildren to these family concerts for the past 10 years and we have found them to be very educational and enjoyable. Carry on the good work!
Kay Acott
We've been attending the LSO family concerts for about 2 years now and have to say that last weekend's was fantastic and probably the best we've been too...Also, the kids loved all the audience participation bits, particularly as Paul positioned it as children vs. grown ups. I think all the concerts are great events , which is why we always attend them and book tickets months in advance, but this one stood out and my children and friends' children all agreed it was the best so far. Thank you!
Thu 12 & Sun 15 May 2011 - Valery Gergiev/Yefim Bronfman/Philip Cobb
Margareta Callersten Brunell
Thank you for a wonderful concert, we did enjoy Thursday´s concert 12th May with Valery Gergiev, Yefim Bronfman, Philip Cobb and LSO. And thank you for sending us some reviews.
We went to London from Sweden just for the concert, after having seen Gergiev on TV in March. It was really worth the trip there, and we had some nice days besides the concert.
Bob Robertson
I listened to a world class performance of Russian music last night--Valery Gegiev, LSO and wonderful soloists. Thank you very much...it was a terrific night.
Thu 5 May 2011 François-Xavier Roth/Wayne Marshall/Neil Percy/Tim Garland
Beccy Byrne
We had a brilliant time at the concert on the 5th May (Gershwin etc). I took 38 boys ranging from the ages of 14-16 from Finchley Catholic High School and they loved it. I was absolutely blown away by the brass section that night, what a talented bunch they are. The percussion section and Neil were incredible. The boys thought Wayne Marshall was fabulous and really enjoyed his impro sections during the Gershwin piece. Instead of writing a review of the concert myself, I decided to ask all of the boys to write a review for their homework. I will send the best ones in for you.
Roselyne Prescott
Thank you very much for this email. What a brilliant idea to send these reviews! I was very happy to read them and I can tell you that we really enjoyed the concert.
Thu 17 Apr 2011 - Kristjan Järvi/Vadim Gluzman
Brian Hayes
I thoroughly enjoyed the concert and agree with the press comments I have read. It was good to see a conductor who wasn't afraid to show his personality and a soloist who seemed to wallow in the joyous music he was performing. It was the LSO showing us how exciting such music can be.
Ioana Parry
The concert was brilliant, i forgot about everything else and concentrated only on music alone. indeed, Vadim Gluzman was memorable and the mariachi tunes: nostalgic, sad and fully of tears! Wonderful.
Kent Nystrom
I fully agree and endorse all the positive comments on this extra ordinary concert. I rank this performance on my top 3 list ( from the past 30 years) – the music, the soloist, the conductor (!!!) and last but not least , a well balanced orchestra with a delightful clang! Thank you!
Sun 3 Apr 2011 - Xian Zhang/Leila Josefowicz
I thought this a wonderful performance.
Wed 23 & Thu 24 Mar 2011 - Valery Gergiev/Leonidas Kavakos
Jack Thompson
The Kavakos interpretation of the Shostakovitch violin concerto was...a marvel, some of the best playing I have ever heard anywhere. There is nothing left to say!
Sun 13 Mar 2011 - Sir Colin Davis/Jonathan Biss
Robin Self
As soon as Sir Colin started the symphony (Beethoven's 7th) I knew we were in for something extraordinary.
Susan Chambers
Beethoven's 7th Symphony played by the LSO conducted by Sir Colin Davis was magnificent. Incredibly moving and beautifully played. My sons, aged 27 and 28, who accompanied me loved it. They are modern young men and usually go to Rock Concerts etc. I shall never forget the look my elder son gave me during the First Movement. A big sideways smile that said it all. Thank you Beethoven and the LSO for a fantastic evening. The lovely Beethoven 3rd Piano Concerto was beautifully played and much appreciated.
Mon 7 Mar 2011 - Sir Simon Rattle
Anne Stoddart
This was a fantastic concert with the LSO playing so thrillingly for Simon Rattle. It was also a splendid advertisement for a live occasiion. Everyone seemed to be swept away by the intensity of the performance.
Martin Woolley
This was an outstanding concert.
Kristiaan Helsen
Great concert - Bruckner is one my favorites - the orchestra was marvelous.
I agree with those critics who gave this concert 5 stars--it was one of the most exciting concerts I've been to and probably the first time that I enjoyed Bruckner. Loud? yes, but why not? The large tam tam was incredibly atmospheric and well controlled.
Wed 2 & Thu 3 Mar 2011 - Valery Gergiev/Mario Brunello (2 Mar only)
Kathryn Al-Najjar
The concert on march 2nd was inspiring. Gergeiv and his total command of the music drew me in.The cellist was excellent-and, for me- educational. The Mahler was total immersion of the poetic kind. Thanks Maestro.
Catherine Blackmore
Just a quick note to express my thanks and indeed amazement at how enjoyable last night's performance (3.3.11) of Mahler's 9th symphony and the fragment if the 10th was. The power, emotional depth and subtle nuances drawn out of such a marvellous orchestra by Valery Gergiev made it a highly memorable experience. All that applause and ovations more than deserved; I hope the LSO and their exemplary conductor realise how happy they make people. Thank you to all involved.
Ellen Myrup
Thanks to the wonderful LSO much is possible and I congratulate them and their leader on their efforts last week. I shall however not order tickets again when G conducts Mahler...leave that to someone else please.
Dilys Rees
Gergiev, the LSO and Mahler's 9th Symphony - a Sublime performance.
Stefan Liban
I loved the Wednesday concert, in fact I loved it so much, I went again... on Thursday. And, what a treat this was again. The Mahler's 9th and particularly its ending does not get much better. The Adagio in the 10th performed by the LSO under the amazing Valery Gergiev was in a class of its own.
Professor Geoffrey Broadbent
I find Gergiev's Mahler so refreshing - after the far too hot-house-delicate Abbado - that I just wish he'd do the whole symphony.
Sun 19 Feb 2011 - LSO Discovery Family Concert: In The Woods
Janet Stone
To the organisers of to-day's 'In The Woods'. Thank you for a superb experience. My grandchildren and I thoroughly enjoyed every part of the day as did the rest of the family who were all at the concert. My grand-daughter, Bethany, sat in the orchestra with her clarinet by very kind invitation of Philip Cobb, and 'tickled us pink' when she stood up with the orchestra for the applause! Thank you again.
Ursula Coles
What a brilliant afternoon of music & fun we had today at the LSO family concert. To see so many youngsters with their families participating and learning about the role of an orchestra and of the differing tones & sounds from each section was pure joy. Thank you all so very much.
Justine Mullick
The concert was wonderful. I took my 3 year old and 7 year old and both loved it. We've been to other concerts in this series and Rachel Leach is definitely the best presenter. She has an excellent understanding of how to keep the audience's attention. Thanks for a great afternoon's music.
Andrea Corbett
I attended the Family Perforance on Sat 19th Feb at the Barbican with my 7 year old son and just wanted to tell you how much we both enjoyed it. My son doesn't yet play an instrument but I hoped that this opportunity would introduce him to live music and inspire him - and it did that and more. It was exciting and entertaining and educational and just the right length for children. Thank you so much. We will be telling everyone about our experience and of cousre making a return visit.
Mrs Yvonne Fung
As a family, we had a wonderful and very memorable time at the "In the woods" concert. My husband came along with me and my daughter and unexpectly he thoroughly immersed himself in the workshops and pre-concert activities and ENJOYED himself !!! He couldn't believe that time can go so quickly.
Linda E. Duffy
There wasn't a bored child in the house! My 7 year old loved singing the Hungry Wolf and enjoyed hearing how the sounds made up the story. Letting the little girl conduct the orchestra was genius! Thank you for a great afternoon.
Thu 17 Feb 2011 - Harding/Jansen
David Beal
Daniel Harding is a wonderful conductor, and he and the LSO gave a marvelous performance. However,the highlight of the evening, for me, was the breathtaking interpretation of Brahms Violin Concerto by Janine Jansen. Truly superb.
Thu 10 Feb 2011 - Harding/Grimaud
Erika Frei
My concert loving friend and I thought it was a wonderful occasion from the LSO's electrifying performance of the two Strauss tone poems and their accompaniment to Helen Grimaud's playing of the Ravel piano concerto all under the excellent direction of Daniel Harding. Another memorable event at the Barbican for both of us!
Julian Leggett
I enjoyed the concert very much. I essentially came to hear the brass, but it was the principal oboe in Don Juan that blew me away. She was awesome!
Martin Woolley
Grimaud must be one of the most mesmerising pianists to listen to and to watch! Harding & the band made some fein Straussmusik.
Tue 18 & Sun 23 Jan 2011 - Gergiev/Khachatryan
Elizabeth Darling
The young Armenian violinist played the Schostakovich with such absorption that we in the audience became focused also. Gergiev gave my husband and me a magical evening, with the LSO sensitive to his requirements and playing with the greatest subtlety. Words fail to express the wonders of this performance of Tchaikovsky's 1st Symphony. The fact that we want to hear the whole cycle perhaps illustrates the point adequately.
Claire Ferraro
Thank you for a wonderful concert on Sunday. I really enjoyed the Shostakovich in particular. My friend and I got our tickets through FreeB and everything was so well organised and amazing considering they were free... so we are even more appreciative.
Sarah Dixon
This was top of the range, especially the violin concerto. Sergey Khachatryan reduced my brother and I to tears. Keep them coming!
Tim Moorey
A most enjoyable and stimulating concert which has me looking forward greatly to the rest of the Tchaikovsky series. This was an ideal concert for which a small overture would have been possible and valuable. A finish scheduled for 9.15 is rather short measure (even if the Bach encore took up a couple of minutes more). Thanks to all for a fine evening.
Sun 16 Jan 2011 Previn/Hugh
Peter Ludbrook
It was good to see Andre Previn back in charge of his old orchestra. 'Don Quixote' was terrific. Wonderfully played by the orchestra and a terrific performance from Tim Hughes. Previn revealed a wealth of detail by his acute ear for balance and clearly relished the humour of much of the writing. I don't think I've heard better sheep bleating! The beautiful ending was most affecting. For me though the main draw was Vaughan Williams 5th Symphony....Sunday's performance was magnificent full of warmth, passion and a feel for the way the music needed to be shaped. Wonderful playing from all concerned but the rich tone of the strings really stood out. On this form a 'London' symphony from them would be pure heaven. Thank you.
Barry McCurdy
The concert was amazing, helped by the fact that in row D we could see every bead of perspiration on Tim Hugh's face as he put his all into the Strauss. The Vaughan Williams was sublime.


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Phoronix: Red Hat Legal Delays F18 Codenaming
Hopefully you're not too anxious to know the codename for the future Fedora 18 Linux release, which will serve as the successor to Fedora 17's Beefy Miracle. Red Hat's legal department has caused a delay in coming up with the codename for this Fedora release due out in H2'2012...
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