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Traveller's guide: Gourmet USA
The nation that finessed fast food also boasts a world-class culinary scene. By Andy Lynes
Hotdogs, hamburgers and Mom's apple pie are all wonderful things when done well and deserve their iconic status in helping to define American cuisine. But they only represent a tiny fraction of the country's dynamic food scene, which spreads far beyond the major hub cities. If you're a food lover, you'd be foolish to ignore New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago, but if it's the new, undiscovered gourmet USA you're after then you'll need to look a little further.
You'll eat well everywhere from Alaska, where you can sample seafood at the Marx Brothers Café, Anchorage (001 907 278 2133; marxcafe.com), to Hawaii, where you'll find celebrity chef Alan Wong's restaurant in Honolulu (001 808 949 2526; alanwongs.com). Nearly every state has something gastronomic to shout about. California has over 350 different crops and some terrific wines. New England is justly renowned for its seafood – the annual Maine Lobster Festival (001 207 596 0376; mainelobsterfestival.com) is world famous and the state is also home to that most American of fruit, the cranberry.
Colorado breweries produce more barrels of beer annually than any other state and you'll find a high concentration of craft brewers in Fort Collins, Boulder, Denver and Colorado Springs.
Indianapolis, in the heart of rich agricultural land, is at the forefront of America's farm-to-table movement, with Indianapolis City Market (001 317 634 9266; indycm.com) and Broad Ripple Farmers Market ( broadripplefarmersmarket.org) popular choices to browse the produce.
Combined, the unidentical twins of North and South Dakota are the same size as Norway, with a sparse population of just 1.5 million people. That leaves plenty of wide open spaces, which is perhaps why Scandinavian migrants were attracted here. Among the many venues where you can get a taste of the Nordic homelands are Magic Morsels in Minot, North Dakota (001 701 509 4794) – serving up Norwegian lefse, a potato flatbread, and Titan's Family Restaurant in Frederick, South Dakota, known as "little Finland", where locally hunted venison may be on the menu.
Good new restaurants are opening across the country, including Aviary in Portland, Oregon (001 503 287 2400; aviarypdx.com), The Catbird Seat in Nashville (001 615 810 8200; thecatbirdseatrestaurant.com) and Oxheart in Houston (001 832 830 8592; oxhearthouston.com).
There are burgeoning restaurant scenes in Richmond, Seattle, Minneapolis, Louisville, Santa Fe, Austin and San Diego. You'll find a restaurant run by just about every American celebrity chef in Las Vegas, including Mario Batali's B&B Ristorante (001 702 266 9977; bandb ristorante.com) and Thomas Keller's Bouchon Bistro (001 702 414 6200; bouchonbistro.com).
Numerous culinary tours explore the country's incredible bounty. Seattle Food Tours (001 206 725 4483; seattlefoodtours.com) offers a Taste Pike Place guided walk through Seattle's food markets. Milwaukee Food Tours (001 800 979 3370; milwaukeefoodtours.com) offers a range of walks, including a tour of the Village of Wauwatosa that includes tastings from local French, Italian and Dutch restaurants, a visit to an olive oil shop and the local farmer's market. Alternatively, you can discover Columbus Ohio's authentic Mexican street food scene with the "Taco Truck Tour" from the Columbus Food Adventures (001 800 838 3006; columbusfoodadventures.com).
And that slice of Mom's apple pie? Head for the Grand Traverse Pie Company, Traverse City, Michigan (001 231 922 7437; gtpie.com)
For further information, visit DiscoverAmerica.com
Mordern American cuisine
Since opening in 2010, Husk, the restaurant in Charleston (001 843 577 2500; huskrestaurant.com) has been showered with plaudits. Chef Sean Brock's daily-changing, market-driven menu is created solely from ingredients found in the southern states and might include cornmeal-dusted catfish, with Anson Mills purple cape beans, yellow squash and sweet creamed corn.
Housed in a late 19th-century mansion complete with walled garden, Volt in the historic town of Frederick, Maryland (001 301 696 8658; voltrestaurant.com) is about as fine as dining gets. Eat in the chic dining room where the modern assemblies might include foie gras with strawberry, rhubarb and coconut, or book well in advance for one of the eight kitchen counter seats, where diners are served an epic 21-course tasting menu.
With just 28 seats and charming rustic features, Bondir, Cambridge, Massachusetts (001 617 661 0009; bondircambridge.com) has a cosy farmhouse feel. It's the perfect setting for chef Jason Bond's daily changing menu, which highlights New England produce such as butter poached Scituate lobster and smoked Wellfleet oyster.
Festivals and events
From 10-13 January 2013, Taste of the South, Blackberry Farm, Walland, Tennessee (001 800 557 8864; blackberryfarm.com) celebrates Southern cuisine with cooking demonstrations from some of the region's best chefs, including Vivian Howard of The Chef and the Farmer in Kinston (001 252 208 2433; chefand thefarmer.com).
Pebble Beach in Monterey County will be at the epicentre of US gastronomy between 4-7 April 2013. The line-up for the sixth annual Pebble Beach Food and Wine (001 866 907 3663; pebble beachfoodandwine.com) has yet to be finalised, but previous events have included cookery demos from the likes of Jacques Pepin, gala dinners cooked by teams of celebrity chefs and wine tastings with notable producers, including Caymus from the Napa Valley.
The Tales of the Cocktail festival, New Orleans (001 504 948 0511; talesofthe cocktail.com) from 17-21 July 2013 is one of the largest events of its kind in the world. The schedule offers the opportunity to sample the creations of some of America's leading "mixologists" and bartenders, including Joaquin Simo of Death & Co, New York (001 212 3888 0882; deathandcompany.com).
The Judgement of Paris in 1976, when Californian wines were rated above their French counterparts in a blind tasting, put American wine firmly on the map. The Napa and Sonoma valleys in California are must-visits, along with Mendocino and Santa Barbara.
While California produces about 90 per cent of America's wine, it's not the only region worth exploring. With more than 700 wineries, Washington state ( washingtonwine.org) has 40,000 acres of vineyard planted in areas as diverse as the beautiful, temperate Puget Sound to Red Mountain in the southeast corner of the state, where the daytime temperature averages 32C and helps to produce some of the state's highest quality grapes. On 17 November, Washington state's top winemakers, including Chateau Ste-Michelle, Woodinville (001 425 488 1133; ste-michelle.com), will be pouring samples of their wares at 20 Something: the New Vintage, Fremont Studios, Seattle ( thenewvintage.org).
Neighbouring Oregon is noted for its superb pinot noirs. Oregon Wine Tours (001 503 681 9463; orwinetours.com) offers a one-day minivan tour of some of the best producers in the Willamette Valley, such as Styring, Newberg (001 503 866 741; styringvineyards.com). The starting price of $350 (£220) for one to two people includes a tailored tour and tastings.
Comfort food classics
You'll have to travel to Key West in Florida, the country's most southerly point, to taste an authentic version of the iconic key lime pie. At Kermit's Key West Key Lime Shoppe (001 800 376 0806; keylimeshop.com) you'll get a Graham cracker pie crust with condensed milk, eggs and lime juice, topped with delicious whipped cream.
If you want to compare the best chilli dogs in Detroit, you won't have far to travel. Lafayette Coney Island (001 313 964 8198) and American Coney Island (001 586 219 0995; americanconeyisland.com) have stood side by side on Lafayette Avenue for more than 70 years. Both serve frankfurters topped with ground beef chilli sauce and chopped raw onions in warm steamed buns, a variation on the American classic that was created in the city.
At Lunchbox Laboratory, Seattle (001 206 621 1090; lunchboxlaboratory.com) Scott Simpson is putting a modern twist on the American burger. The Dork burger is made from duck and pork, while Capt' John's Flyin' Hawaiian features a lamb patty and pineapple mayonnaise. Traditionalists may prefer the Burger of the Gods, made with ground sirloin, rib eye, and prime rib topped with candied onions.
The religion of BBQ
To say that Americans take barbecue seriously is an understatement. From the hickory-smoked pork spare ribs at Dreamland Drive-Inn Barbeque Inc in Tuscaloosa, Alabama (001 205 758 8135; dreamlandbbq.com), to the dry-rubbed, mesquite wood smoked brisket at Bob's Smokehouse in San Antonio (001 210 333 9548; thesmokehousebbqsa.com) barbecue attains a near-religious status with the pit masters – chefs who tend the meat for hours in pit ovens.
Each region has its own take on barbecue. Vera's Backyard Bar-B-Que, Brownsville (001 956 546 4159) is only open on weekends and is one of the only places to prepare barbacoa, a Texan speciality. The picked meat is cooked over mesquite and ebony branches for eight hours in a pit and is served with corn tortillas and salsa – eaten for breakfast.
The Rendezvous Restaurant in Memphis (001 901 523 2746; hogsfly.com) is the home of dry ribs; something of an anomaly in America barbecue. They're grilled over charcoal at high heat and only seasoned with vinegar, salt, spices and a secret blend of seasoning once they're done, rather than during cooking. They may not be traditional, but that hasn't prevented the likes of Justin Timberlake from enjoying them.
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Black Friday is a film about the investigations following the 1993 serial Bombay bomb blasts, told through the different stories of the people involved --police, conspirators, victims, middlemen. A dramatic presentation of the bomb blasts that rocked Bombay on March 12, 1993, displays the police investigation, amidst allegations of human rights violations, led by DCP Rakesh Maria, in tracking down the suspects, especially Bashir Khan. Bashir managed to elude authorities by re-locating to Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, and West Bengal, after finally being apprehended in Bombay. His confession and subsequent flashbacks showcases the apathy shown by authorities who refused to intervene during the destruction of the sacred Babri Masjid by Hindu Kar Sevaks, and the inability of the police to fulfill their mandate and protect the vulnerable, forcing many to flee to other locations. The subsequent aftermath that succeeded in irreversibly polarizing communities in Bombay; Pakistan's involvement in training and arms' supplies; the main alleged suspects, Dawood Ibrahim, and Mushtaq Memon.
Starring: Kay Kay Menon, Pawan Malhotra, Aditya Srivastav, Imtiaz Ali, Pratima Kazmi
Directed by: Anurag Kashyap
Produced by: Arindam Mitra
Music by: Indian Ocean
Genre: Crime
Language: Hindi
by Taran Aadarsh | Posted Feb 9, 2007
Some films leave you stunned and speechless with sheer power. The powerful story, the powerful execution, the powerful performances sweep you off your feet. Long after you've watched the film, it still haunts you, it disturbs you, it stays in your memory, it still sends a chill down your spine if you recall the incidents.Releasing soon on HungamaMovies
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Autumn Chopped Salad Recipe Autumn Chopped Salad Ingredients *6 to 8 cups chopped romaine lettuce *2 medium pears, chopped *1 cup dried cranberries *1 cup chopped pecans *8 slices thick-cut bacon, crisp-cooked and crumbled *4 to 6 oz. feta cheese, crumbled *Poppy seed Salad Dressing (I like T. Marzetti) *Balsamic Vinaigrette (I like Newman's Own Light Balsamic Vinaigrette) Instructions *On a large platter, combine the lettuce, pears, cranberries, pecans, bacon and feta cheese. Drizzle generously with poppy seed dressing, followed by some of the balsamic vinaigrette. (I would estimate that I used about a cup of dressing: 70 percent poppy seed dressing and 30 percent balsamic vinaigrette) If you prefer your salad to have more dressing, feel free to experiment with the combination.
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Autumn Chopped Salad *6 to 8 cups chopped romaine lettuce *2 medium pears, chopped *1 cup dried cranberries *1 cup chopped pecans *8 slices thick-cut bacon, crisp-cooked and crumbled *4 to 6 oz. feta cheese, crumbled *Poppy seed Salad Dressing *Balsamic Vinaigrette Toss ingredients, then toss with dressing right before serving.
Autumn Chopped Salad with Pears, Cranberries, Pecans, Bacon, and Feta. Use apples instead of pears.
Autumn salad with pears, dried cranberries, feta cheese, pecans, & bacon -- I used baby spinach instead of romaine, left out the bacon for a vegetarian friend, and used 1 part poppyseed dressing to about 1 1/2 parts balsamic dressing. BEST SALAD IN THE WORLD! (Be sure to peel the pears.)
Portillo's Chopped Salad. This is very close to the real thing! I added two grilled chicken breasts like it has at Portillo's and did half balsamic and half seasoned rice vinegar so the salad dressing tasted more like the real thing.
New York Style Chopped Salad - this looks awesome and like lots of fun! via the pioneer woman!
The Ultimate Chopped Salad! - 1/2 tomato, *1/4 avocado, *1 medium cucumber, *1 tablespoon no sugar added dried cranberries, *3 cups iceberg lettuce salad blend, (with cabbage and carrots) , *2 cups spinach, *1 orange bell pepper, *1 tablespoon almonds sliced, *1 tablespoon pecans chopped, *1 tablespoon Italian dressing,(or your choice of dressing) *2 large egg, and *1/4 cup green onion.
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Video Tutorial – Quick Tip – How to Add Photos to a Folder in Lightroom.
In this quick tip (Synchronizing Photos in Lightroom), you'll learn how to synchronize a folder so that Lightroom can add new photos to a previously imported folder.
In this quick tip (Synchronizing Photos in Lightroom), you'll learn how to synchronize a folder so that Lightroom can add new photos to a previously imported folder.
When importing images from a card, you can choose to "Copy as DNG" or simply "Copy" the files (and then convert to DNG later in your workflow). The reason that I choose to convert my RAW files to DNG after I finish editing my shoot is because I often delete several photographs from a shoot (perhaps as many as 25%). So for my workflow, it doesn't make sense to waste the time converting the files that I will later trash: I prefer to select Library > Convert to DNG when I am finished editing the shoot.
Of course, if you never delete any photos, then it might make more sense for you to choose "Copy as DNG" on import.
I am often asked "What is the preferred method for loading several years of images into Lightroom?". Personally, I would choose Import (Command (Mac) / Control (Win) + Shift + I), select the parent folder, choose to ADD them (assuming that they are already in the desired location) set the desired File Handling, and Apply During Import options, and choose Import.
For example, I might have a folder named "Photographs" on my drive (maybe it's on an internal drive but more than likely all of those photos are on an external drive). Inside the "Photographs" folder I would have all of my images organized into subfolders by year (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 etc.). Instead of importing each year, I can simply select the parent folder (Photographs). By default, all of the subfolders will automatically be imported (if you do not see the photos in the middle section be sure to check the option to "Include Subfolders" in the Source area). Since I wouldn't want to move the files (they are already on the drive where I want them), I will choose "Add" (at the top-center of the import dialog). If needed, I can always move them later.
I would assume that this would be a large collection of images so I would suggest doing this before you go to bed and let Lightroom render the image previews overnight. I would use the "Apply During Import" panel to create and apply a metadata template with my copyright and contact information but of course you can always do this to subsets of images at a later time as well.
In this episode of the Complete Picture, (The Two Most Common Methods for Importing Files into Lightroom), Julieanne Kost demonstrates the two most frequent methods for importing files into Lightroom. She discusses the advantages of each workflow, whether you're importing directly from a card or importing images already copied to a specific location on your hard drive.
It is not possible to import images from a card and have Lightroom erase the files on the original card. Lightroom can eject the card after import and from there, you should reformat the card in camera – after you know that all of your images copied properly AND you have created at least one backup of the files.
When importing files into Lightroom and choosing either "Copy" or "Copy as DNG" there is an option under File Handling to "Make a Second Copy To", which sometimes gives unanticipated results. Let me explain. The "Make a Second Copy to" feature was created for photographers who wanted a simple way to create a secondary copy of the original files on import – a copy of the originals is what's key here. They want these files in their "pure" state – without any software making ANY changes to them.
So, if you make changes to the files when importing them (renaming, adding metadata etc.), the changes will only be made to the imported files – not the second copy.
Unfortunately, for those of you who want a copy of the converted files (which have been renamed, metadata added etc.), this can not happen during the Import stage (not that it would be impossible to do at some point in the future, but it's currently not possible through Lightroom).
Perhaps this would be a great time to remind everyone that if you want to request a feature, the best place to do that is here… http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family
Here are some shortcuts/ tips to keep in mind while working tethered:
• When shooting tethered, (File > Tethered Capture > Start Tethered Capture) make any necessary adjustments to first capture, then in the Tethered Capture window, under Develop Settings choose "Same as Previous" to apply to subsequent images.
• Command (Mac) / Control (Win) + T hides/shows the Tether Capture Window.
• Command (Mac) / Control (Win) + Shift + T creates a "New Shot" (this doesn't capture a photo, but creates a new folder – or Shot to capture to).
• Click the a/z (sort direction) icon in the Library's Tool bar to sort ascending/ descending or vice versa. This works well when you want to see the more recent captures at the top of the Grid view.
If you have forgotten to apply a metadata template when importing images into Lightroom, you can always apply it in the Library Module. To do so, select the images in the Grid view (in the Library module), and choose the desired template from the Preset drop down in the Metadata panel.
This is not only a good wayto add a "forgotten" metadata template but also to assign a more image-specific template to a subset of images. For example, you may have slightly different templates to apply different "Image Usage Rights" or other information to a subset of images.
Command (Mac) / Control (Win) + Shift + I displays the Import dialog regardless of the module.
In the Library and Develop modules, set your preferred zoom views to either Fit or Fill and 1:1 or Custom Zoom by clicking on the preferred option in the Navigator panel's header. Then, use the Spacebar to zoom between your preferred zoom views (or click with the Zoom tool while in Loupe view).
You can also use the Command (Mac) / Control (Win) + "+" or "-" (plus or minus) toggles through all zoom levels (from Grid to Fit, Fill, 1:1 and Custom zoom).
There may be times when due to time or other constraints, you may only want to import some of the files from a card or from a folder. To do so, simply uncheck the ones that you don't want in the Grid view. If, for example, you only want to import 5 out of 100 images, click the "Uncheck All" button, select the desired images, and then click the box on the upper right of the image in Grid view to make them as checked. Note: all selected images will be checked. You can also use the Sort option (at the bottom of the grid area) to display your checked images at the top of the grid.
New to LR 3.3 is also the ability to View All photos, New Photos and Destination Folders. The Destination Folders option is fantastic for viewing how the images will be grouped when using the date to organize the destination of your files.
New to Lightroom 3 is the ability to view images in the Import dialog at 1:1 (100%). Use the same shortcuts as in the Library module – G for grid and E for Loupe (or enlarge) or use the icons at the lower left of the preview area in the tool bar. Once in Loupe view, you will automatically be given the zoom tool to view at 1:1 (100%) to check focus.
Double click on any folder in either the Source or Destination panels in the Import dialog in order to "Doc" that folder and remove unneeded folders from being displayed. To display the contents of a folder, click the disclosure triangle to the left of the folder name.
To help minimize mistakes throughout your workflow, you can set up your favorite way to import files into Lightroom and then save them as presets. To do this, select your source on the left, by choosing your card reader, navigating through connected drives or by using the downward facing arrow to select from common locations. Then select how you want to import the files (Copy as DNG, Add etc.) and choose the options that make sense for your workflow on the right (Adding metadata, renaming files etc.). When finished, click "None" in the Import Preset drop down menu (at the bottom-center of the window) to save your settings as a new preset.
After defining your preset(s), you may want to tap the Tab key to display the window in it's "Compact" format for ease of use on subsequent imports (where you can make changes such as keywords and metadata with out having to return to Expanded view).
And don't forget, you can choose to eject or un-mount a volume from your system after import (using the checkmark next to the volume), and preview the size of the import using the File Size indicator in the lower left of the window.
Tapping the Tab key while in the Import dialog, toggles between Compact and Expanded view (or click the small triangle in the lower left of the Import window).


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"The continuing story of Sophie and Josh, who are now in Paris (Flamel's home) trying to outrun Dr. John Dee and the Dark Elders. I couldn't put this book down -- it's an exciting page-turner. I can't wait for the story to continue."
— Suzanne Droppert, Liberty Bay Books, Poulsbo, WA
Read the second book in the "New York Times" bestselling The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel series, perfect for fans of "The Maze Runner" and Percy Jackson and the Olympians.
After fleeing Ojai, Nicholas, Sophie, Josh, and Scatty emerge in Paris, the City of Lights. Home for Nicholas Flamel. Only this homecoming is anything but sweet. Perenell is still locked up back in Alcatraz and Paris is teeming with enemies. Nicollo Machiavelli, immortal author and celebrated art collector, is working for Dee. He''s after them, and time is running out for Nicholas and Perenell. For every day spent without the Book of Abraham the Mage, they age one year--their magic becoming weaker and their bodies more frail. For Flamel, the Prophesy is becoming more and more clear.
It's time for Sophie to learn the second elemental magic: Fire Magic. And there''s only one man who can teach it to her: Flamel's old student, the Comte de Saint-Germain--alchemist, magician, and rock star. Josh and Sophie Newman are the world's only hope--if they don't turn on each other first.
Praise for The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel series: "
The Alchemyst"
STAR] " A] A riveting fantasy...While there is plenty here to send readers rushing to their encyclopedias...those who read the book at face value will simply be caught up in the enthralling story. A fabulous read."--"School Library Journal," Starred
"The Magician"
STAR] "Readers will be swept up by a plot that moves smartly along, leaving a wide trailer of destruction and well-timed revelations."--"Kirkus Reveiws," Starred
"The Sorceress"
"Master yarnspinner that he is, Scott expertly cranks up the suspense while keeping his now-large cast in quick motion....This page -turner promises plenty of action to come."--"Kirkus Reviews"
"The Necromancer"
"Unrelenting forward momentum....This book will thrill fans."--"School Library Journal"
"From the Hardcover edition.
About the Author
Michael Scott began writing over 25 years ago, and is one of Ireland's most successful authors, with over 100 titles to his credit. He writes for both adults and young adults and is published in 37 countries, and in 20 languages. He is considered one of the authorities on the folklore of the Celtic lands and is credited with the resurgence of interest in the subject in the mid-1980's. He is also an accomplished scriptwriter, and has written for the stage and screen, as well as scripted documentaries and drama for television.
Erik Singer s theatrical credits include the title role in "The Hostage" (off Broadway), "A Life in the Theatre", "Greetings!", and national tours of "Othello "and "The Taming of the Shrew". He has also appeared on "All My Children" and "As the World Turns", and was the voice of Vincent van Gogh in the A&E Biography about Van Gogh and Gauguin.
Praise For…
Starred Review, Kirkus Reviews, May 15, 2008:
"Readers will be swept up by a plot that moves smartly along, leaving a wide trail of destruction and well-timed revelations."


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This 2009 box set contains Nilsson Schmilsson, A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night, Aerial Ballet, Harry, and Son of Schmilsson -- five of Harry's most popular albums, all presented as mini-LPs in cardboard sleeves. Perhaps there are some noteworthy Harry albums missing -- Pandemonium Shadow Show and Nilsson Sings Newman pop to mind -- but these five are at the core of Nilsson's legacy and this is an affordable, attractive way to get them all at once.
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Gotta Get Up
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Without You
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I'll Never Leave You
Si No Estas Tu [*]
How Can I Be Sure [*]
The Moonbeam Song [*]
Lamaze [*]
Old Forgotten Soldier [*]
Gotta Get Up [*]
Lazy Moon
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A patrol officer discovered the deaths when he noticed glass on the sidewalk and thought it was car prowl. The two men were found in a maroon Jaguar, shot at close range.
The car was parked just a few feet away from a Seattle public housing complex, close to windows and balconies, but no one called police.
Later, some people said they heard gunshots around midnight, while others said they heard shots at 3 a.m.
The father of one of the victims talked with KING 5 about his son.
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Edward was a special person, Edward carried himself like a giant, a gentle giant, always willing to help, he said of his son, Edward Westmoreland II.
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My LO is 8 months old and she's been doig this when she goes to sleep. She will grasp her hair and rub it at first and then she will grasp it and pull it out. She tuggs pretty hard on her hair while she's half asleep. Never while she's awake but in really worried. Is this normal? Why does it happen? Any mommas have experience with this?
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Yes! Even though by LO has little hair. When I give her a bottle it's what she always does and keeps trying to pull it out it like her comfort thing. She doesn't do it when she sleeps though.
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Yes my LO does this too they told me it would pass. But I'm not so sure since my sister did it while she was sucking her thumb well into kindergarten. The left side of her head was bare :( I try to just redirect her hand to something else. I've started giving her something to hold while she's drinking or falling asleep and that helps.
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My son does this too when he nurses. Or smacks his head with his hand. Its so strange. I also just try to hold his hand or rub his head so he cant grab his hair.
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My lo does this also. He suckers his thumb and pulls his hair. My pediatrician said it is probably just a soothing method and it should pass.
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My lo does this too when it is time to sleep so we rub his head or give him a toy to keep his hands busy. Hopefully it's a phase.
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Mine does this too, but she doesn't actually pull her hair out. Usually does it while she's nursing. I think it's just a new thing she's discovered she can do.
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My LO does this off and on also. He doesn't have hair to pull but will rub or smack his head while nursing. I use a crochet blanket to distract him and he loves to intertwine his fingers through it.
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My son does it too. Ive never actually noticed him pulling it out but he does like to pull on it.
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A. Well, we go into conversational style, and the American style tends to be very businesslike: ''Let's get to the point,'' ''Let's not beat around the bush.'' Well, they come from cultures where you do beat around the bush, where to be direct is really rather rude and insulting. We tend to ask direct questions. You meet someone for the first time on a train and you say, ''What do you do?'' If you say that to many people from other cultures, that's such an invasion of privacy they feel outraged by it.
Q. Every country has its variations. Some foreigners will ask directly: ''How much money do you make?'' ''How much did that cost?'' Many Americans would not ask such questions of strangers.
A. Yes. Money is O.K. It's funny how it's different. Also, when Americans talk it's sort of like a Ping Pong match, where the ball is tossed back and forth. In many other countries people hold forth -- it's more of a monologue -- and if you begin to address your viewpoint they think you're interrupting.
And then there is the whole aspect of the nonverbal. Take, for example, friendship. I've had Greeks in my class. To express friendship in Greece, men walk down the street holding hands or embrace each other or kiss each other on the cheek when they meet. Of course, that simply isn't in our culture. And then there is the whole thing of eye contact. Many Africans and some Asians feel it's impolite to look directly at a boss or a teacher, so they tend to look away. Of course, we interpret that as being shifty. And then there is the very funny thing of personal space, how close people stand or sit when they are speaking to each other. You get the Latin Americans or the Arabs, and they're right up in your nose. And Americans stand back about three or three and a half feet.
Q. In the five years you have done this, have you seen any trends?
A. What strikes me is their courage. These are people who worked as professionals in their home country and lost their jobs, their houses, in many cases lost their families, and they come here at sometimes the age of 50 to start over and are just barely able to speak the language.
Q. What are your feelings about bilingual education, a debate going on in this country?
A. I think a little bit of that goes a long way. I think we have to get people to the point of speaking English as quickly as possible. Because the only way they're going to get ahead in the American culture is to speak the language and to understand the culture.
Q. Generally, in four months you can release your students so they can get by?
A. Oh, yes. They're very smart, and these are people who are so eager to learn. They show up rain or shine, in snow storms.
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ROBERT MIRABAL Born and raised in Taos Pueblo, Robert Mirabal began playing the flute at the age of 18, influenced by the traditional music of Taos. Studying music from West Africa and Haiti, Japanese Taiko drumming, Celtic music, and rock and hip-hop, Mirabal began to create his own blend of traditional and popular music. In 1995 he released his first major album, Land, which was largely based around traditional drumming and chanting. His next CDs, Song Carrier and Warrior Magician, featured, in the words of the New York Times, "exquisitely nuanced flute playing" in birdlike melodies, accompanied by exotic instruments like the didjeridoo, as well as keyboards and guitar. 1997's Mirabal and 1999's Taos Tales cemented his reputation as one of Native America's most promising young musicians, and the 2001 PBS special and CD Music From A Painted Cave brought him national acclaim.
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Saturday, June 29, 2013
NETHER PROVIDENCE -- A new chief has been hired to helm the municipality's police force but not without a dose of controversy.
The township Board of Commissioners voted at its most recent meeting to approve David Splain for the job. Splain, a 1981 graduate of Nether Providence High School, was a detective sergeant with the Yeadon police department, where he has worked since October 1988.
Splain previously worked as a patrolman in Darby and North Wildwood, N.J. He holds a bachelor's degree in sociology from Widener University and a master's degree in public safety from Saint Joseph's University. He'll earn $100,000 a year in his new post.
When board President Nate Much made a motion in favor of Splain for the position, Commissioner Frank Noyes said there were more than 40 applicants and several strong finalists. Likewise, board Vice President Matthew Sullivan hailed the field of candidates.
However, both Noyes and Sullivan said they could not vote for Splain but would back him once he was the chief. Noyes said they were precluded from discussing the reasons since the matters were personnel-related and therefore confidential.
Noyes cast a "no" vote while Sullivan abstained. The third Democratic member of the seven-member board, Bob Kenworthy, voted in favor of Splain, explaining he believed the chief was entitled to support from the governing body.
Therefore, the final vote was five in favor, one against and one abstention.
The votes by Noyes and Sullivan provoked an angry response from Commissioner Larry Baker, who works as a patrolman in Upper Providence.
"I think it's a disgrace. It's nothing but a disgrace that you sit up here and don't give your full support to the chief of police," Baker said.
"Dave Splain was the best candidate out of the finalists. I don't know how in good conscience you can do that."
Noyes tried to interrupt, but Baker shot back, "I'm not done yet, Frank."
Baker continued that he considered it "absolutely hypocritical" for Noyes and Sullivan to say they would support Splain in the job but not vote for him.
Much also said the new chief should have the full endorsement of the board, adding, "I have a hard time swallowing that (the votes), as well."
After the votes were cast, Baker declared that he was leaving the meeting because, "I can't stand to be around people who can't support our police chief," particularly since he has spent his career in law enforcement.
Said Much: "You are excused."
How much of a role local politics played in the decision was not immediately clear.
Splain's ex-wife, Leslie McLean, briefly served on the Wallingford-Swarthmore School Board. A Republican, she was elected to the board in November 2011 but stepped down in June 2012 because she was no longer eligible to continue holding the Region II seat after moving from Nether Providence to Swarthmore.
In a June 2011 letter to the editor published in the Daily Times, David Splain criticized the head of the Nether Providence Democratic Party, David Landau, for sending an email stating that police officers were not allowed within 100 feet of a polling place.
Splain said such a restriction would have an impact on both his wife, who is a police officer in Folcroft, and Baker as they positioned themselves at the polls for the primary election -- Leslie Splain as a school board candidate and Baker as a Board of Commissioners hopeful.
"With respect to Leslie Splain, Mr. Landau's insistence that she be singled out and moved outside into the rainy 61-degree day, solely because of her chosen profession, was a total classless move on the part of Mr. Landau and the Democratic Party that he represents," David Splain wrote.
He concluded his letter by calling Landau a "disgrace" and noting, "I hope that you are left in the rain."
Landau responded later in a letter to the editor later that month, defending his position.
"There is no exception in the statute for electioneering by police officers who are candidates for office. Accordingly, Mrs. Splain was required to remain 100 feet from the polling place," he said.
Splain will begin his duties as chief on July 1. He succeeds Thomas Flannery, who joined Nether Providence's police department about four years ago after 28 years with the Radnor police department.
Flannery announced his plans to retire in March.
Contacted Friday night, Splain thanked the board and said, "I am looking forward to the opportunity ahead."
Staff writer Rose Quinn contributed to this report.


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Choto Mach (batasi fish) Ranna
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Wash the fish with turmeric powder and salt, wash drain and set aside.
In a pan put some oil(about 3 tbsn) and put 1 medium onion( thinly sliced) in oil.Add 1/2 tsp tumeric pw,1tsp ginger pw or paste, 3 cloves of crushed garlic,1/2 tsp coriander pw, 1 tsp radhuni fish masala pw.(if don't have replace with 1/2 tsp curry pw and some cumin pw),1/2 tsp of red chili pw or chili garlic paste,if you want to use green chili then instead
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40. Re: Re: Waiting for forums.adobe.com...
adobe-admin Oct 10, 2011 5:59 PM (in response to adobe-admin)I'm now connected to WA05 and seeing definite slowdowns and inconsistent performance. Already have a case opened to investigate from the Jive side.
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Noel Carboni Oct 11, 2011 9:30 AM (in response to adobe-admin)I scared up some cookies that are apparently related to Adobe's site, and contain the string "jive.recentHistory.55816", but I don't see any node information in them.
Any idea where to find the node information when IE9 is the browser of choice?
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Phillip Jones Oct 11, 2011 6:46 PM (in response to Noel Carboni)One the days or sessions that it happens it consistently slow.
MacBook Pro 2.8 GB, 8 GB RAM SATA 500 GB Hard Drive 3 MB DSL Connection
SeaMonkey 2.0.14 or 2.7.1a , FireFox 3.6.23, FireFox 8.0, Opera 11, Safari 5.1, iCab 5.0, OmniWeb 5.5, Chrome 14.0.835.202 Makes no difference what browsers are used same problem.
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~graffiti Oct 12, 2011 7:43 AM (in response to ~graffiti)Posting that last comment only took 3 seconds.
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Noel Carboni Oct 12, 2011 7:58 AM (in response to ~graffiti)I think there are multiple things happening here...
- Momentary server burps or restarts that cause outages (which may be perceived by users as very long delays because of retries at the various protocol levels).
- Short term traffic surges or things running on the server that cause momentary slowdowns.
- Longer term traffic issues that may be overwhelming the servers.
- Variations in how long it takes for an individual cliient system to execute the software, which is not trivial.
- Differences in what different people think is acceptable performance. For me, if something happens after I click in less than 2 seconds, I find it acceptable.
I believe I sense, in various folks' comments, that the percentage of time this forum provides acceptable performance for any one person varies pretty widely.
For example, the great majority of the time I'm here I find it to work fine, with only rare cases where clicking on something yields a noticeable delay or failure. If I had to quantify, I'd say it is acceptable 98% of the time for me.
Perhaps it would be helpful if you folks would try to quantify the amount of time you feel it performs acceptably well for you.
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the_wine_snob Oct 12, 2011 9:16 AM (in response to JSS1138)Well, I guess that it was inevitable. I bragged about how much quicker things were, just yesterday (10/11/2011), and then today, real lags.
Some other anomalies have been:
- Extreme lag (up to 3 mins.) to post a Reply
- Reply editing screen disappearing, on Add Reply, but then just hanging, until I exit from that page. The Reply does not get posted, until I start the process all over again.
- URL's not linking properly on the first try (intermittent)
- Pages very slow to load, but not nearly so bad, as when posting a Reply
Teach me to brag...
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the_wine_snob Oct 12, 2011 9:20 AM (in response to Noel Carboni)Noel,
Yesterday (10/11/2011), I would have given the forums a 100.
Today, I am going to give it a 70, though my complaint Reply, above in Flattened View, was very quick, with "Please Wait" showing for only about 5 sec.. Yesterday, it was so quick, that I hardly had time to even see that little message. OTOH, I have had to wait up to 5 mins. today, for a Reply to post - long time watching Please Wait, with the little "gas gauge."
Yes, it varies by the time of day, the day of the week, the individual user, and maybe the phases of the Moon?
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John T Smith Oct 12, 2011 9:39 AM (in response to the_wine_snob)>phases of the Moon?
Hmm... are you saying that the Jive operation staff are Werewolves, and sometimes of the month (when their claws are out) they have a hard time pressing the correct keys?
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the_wine_snob Oct 12, 2011 10:30 AM (in response to John T Smith)Well, that COULD be one explanation for it. Or maybe they use were-gerbils to produce the power for the servers?
Not too long after I posted my above, observed complaints, things seem to have gotten back up to speed - however, last time I bragged, you see what I got?
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Noel Carboni Oct 12, 2011 10:41 AM (in response to the_wine_snob)I've been pretty active today, and while I've seen an occasional lag, generally speaking I've been getting good response. Probably 95% acceptable, down from 98%. It's easy to sense something's amiss, but not at all unusable.
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adobe-admin Oct 12, 2011 11:06 AM (in response to Noel Carboni)If you can identify which node you are hitting it would help. Sorry, I don't know how to do that in IE or Safari. I gave the Firefox instructions earlier in the thread.
In Chrome you can go to Preferences > Under the Hood > Privacy > All Cookies and Site Data > forums.adobe.com > jive.server.info and look for adobe-vm-wa0X where the 0X is the node name.
It sometimes helps to just open a different browser as you will often connect to a different node. Restarting the same browser will not usually jump nodes. But in Chrome you can try a new "incognito window" to see if it gets you to a different node. If you have two browsers on two nodes you can see if there is a marked difference between them.
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the_wine_snob Oct 12, 2011 11:20 AM (in response to the_wine_snob)Perhaps Jive runs on a couple of Blackberry? [Is the official plural of those smart-phones Blackberries (like the fruit), or Blackberrys?]
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the_wine_snob Oct 12, 2011 11:31 AM (in response to JSS1138)Well, maybe it is not just Jive?
Google.com is not coming up often.
FoxNews Network is having real problems with their feeds.
Replies are starting to time-out on the Adobe forums.
Experiencing this on Chrome, PC, at ~ 11:00AM PDT on 10/12/2001 for the Web-based stuff, and on my COX Cable TV feed.
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Noel Carboni Oct 12, 2011 11:34 AM (in response to the_wine_snob)Bill, I saw a tutorial on troubleshooting Blackberry problems the other day: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuNaZmvlRNg
Seriously, sounds like you may be having local network problems.
Seems to me someone needs to invent a diagnostic app that would drill down into the nitty gritty of what's wrong between a user and a site then present the results in simple terms.
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Noel Carboni Oct 12, 2011 11:38 AM (in response to adobe-admin)Would I necessarily be "hitting" the same node in Firefox? I have Firefox on hand for testing web work...
This is what's in the Firefox cookie for me: "serverName=forums.adobe.com:serverPort=80:contextPath=:localName=adobe-vm-wa05.sgvm2hosted.jiveland.com:localPort=9200:localAddr=127.0.0.1"
Just being clear, this one has been pretty consistently fast for me over the past couple of days.
Out of curiosity, is the server run from a virtual machine (noting the adobe-vm- prefix)? I can imagine that could yield yet another whole level of inconsistency, as other VMs might be doing resource-intensive things.
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the_wine_snob Oct 12, 2011 11:45 AM (in response to Noel Carboni)Noel,
In this case, it seems to be very wide-spread, affecting the UK, Europe, Africa, the Middle-East, and now Canada and the US, as of today.
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John Hawkinson Oct 12, 2011 11:49 AM (in response to Noel Carboni)Noel:
Would I necessarily be "hitting" the same node in Firefox? I have Firefox on hand for testing web work...
You would definitely not be necessarily hitting the same node as in Firefox. If you do get the same node, it would be via random chance. Since there are only four servers (last I checked), 1/4 isn't that hard to do, of course.
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pwillener Oct 24, 2011 9:02 PM (in response to JSS1138)Since about 60 minutes there have been major waits (up to several minutes) for every forum action (e.g. displaying a topic).
Multiple times the connection timed out completely. I also was multiple times prompted for my login credentials.
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Claudio González Oct 25, 2011 5:35 AM (in response to pwillener)Situation here right now: 2 min 23 seconds to get into the forums using bookmark. Less than three seconds in opening this thread. 59 seconds to go to its last post.
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Claudio González Oct 25, 2011 5:37 AM (in response to pwillener)A little over 3 secs posting the above message, 1 min 32 sec to correct a typo.


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Well this is it – week five. This week we looked at the gift market in Lilla's course. We were asked to elaborate on the theme of something we collect. Ok, not a surprise here what I chose. I had a lot of fun doing this piece. And now the course is coming to an end. I must say, it does feel a bit of an empty nest now. I enjoyed having a project each week.
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A friend of mine - who hasn't registered on this forum - is about to have a custom frame built. The frame's pertinent dimensions:
STA: 74 degrees
HTA: 73.2 degrees
Seat tube length: 57 cm (C-T)
Top tube length: 53 cm
Wheelbase: 97.5 cm
Chainstay length: 42 cm
And the issue itself: It seems that a 42 cm chainstay length is longer than almost all chainstay lengths found on other bikes. The frame builder states that since the chainstays are also built with ultra stiff oversized foco, for reasons of comfort, the chainstays should be lengthened to 42 cm. (Note that the Litespeed Vortex, for instance, has only a 40.6 cm chainstay length.)
My friend thinks that a 42 cm chainstay length will unnecessarily slow down the bike too much. The frame builder says otherwise. My friend, not really knowing how oversized foco feels when riding - he currently rides a bike with a Reynolds 853 frame - thinks that maybe at most a 41.5 cm chainstay length would be more appropriate.
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Chinese firm plans $13.6b rail, port, steel projects in Cambodia
PHNOM PENH (REUTERS) - Two Chinese companies have reached a deal to build a 400-km rail line, a steel plant and a sea port in Cambodia worth a combined US$ 11.2 billion (S$ 13.67 billion) in what would be by far the impoverished country's biggest-ever investments.
Cambodia Iron and Steel Mining Industry Group has contracted the China Railway Group to build a railway to link a steel facility in northern Preah Vihear province to a port at the southern commercial island of Koh Kong, the company's chairman said on Wednesday.
The rail link and port would cost $9.6 billion and the steel plant $1.6 billion.
The deal is the latest sign of China expanding its footprint in the frontier economies of a booming Southeast Asia as the United States vies for influence in the region.


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NEDERLAND, Colo. - If you've ever heard of this Colorado mountain town, you've probably also heard about Grandpa Bredo Morstoel, better known as the "Frozen Dead Guy."
He doesn't do a whole lot - just lies in a Tuff shed that's frequently packed with dry ice. But he's at the center of the morbid festival known as Frozen Dead Guy Days.
For three days, spectators who've traveled from around the state, or even farther, partake in lighthearted events including a hearse parade, a frozen pond dive, a frozen T-shirt contest and, yes, a Grandpa Bredo look-a-like contest. But the most anticipated moment, hands down, is the coffin races.
And like any visitor to Nederland, I wanted in.
Why, exactly, was I here celebrating a frozen dead guy?
The story starts something like this: In 1989, Grandpa Bredo died in his native Norway of a heart attack. His grandson had his body sent to California, where it was cryogenically frozen. After a few years, the grandson moved the body to the shed in Nederland, where the family owns a plot of land.
At first, the town didn't take too well to Grandpa Bredo. But starting five years ago, it decided to transform its quirky claim to fame into a draw for tourists.
It worked. Last year, about 3,000 people came to the Dead Guy Days.
Sure, there's a mansicle at the center of the festivities. But death is far from the minds of the people who flock to this town about 35 miles northwest of Denver. Peter Carr, 23, of Boulder, was just out for a thrill.
"Morbid thoughts are like fun for me," he said. "We're just out here to have a good time. This is the only competition like this in the world, as far as we know."
Between festivals, teams of seven create "coffins" to race and develop strategies to traverse a tiny playground area. They're serious about winning the $300 grand prize. And while I didn't do any preparation, I still wanted that prize.
Grandpa Bredo must have been smiling on me on that cold, snowy day because there was a spare coffin that needed a rider. I gleefully volunteered myself, but when I saw the so-called "coffin," I began having serious doubts.
It hardly looked like a coffin: The thin wood was constructed into the shape of a fluffy, heavenly cloud and was lined with a cream satin.
"Is this sturdy?" I asked when I saw it.
And my team? Six men, all different heights and widths, were picked from the crowd to carry my living carcass.


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MetalSucks recently conducted an interview with guitarist Woody Weatherman of the reunited "Animosity"-era lineup of CORROSION OF CONFORMITY. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow below.
MetalSucks: With this reunion, has Pepper [Keenan, guitar/vocals] left the band? Woody: No. It's kind of a weird way it came about. It was Pepper that stirred everybody's bones back into motion. He had brought us up, doing some things in Europe this summer. Then with [Reed] Mullin [drums] coming back in, being the original guy or whatever, that kind of fell through. Our cages had been rattled. Mullin came out of the shadows, so we kept on going with it. When the time is right, when Pepper is willing and everybody else is willing, we'll probably do more four-piece stuff later on. Bu this just seems like it's got some interest now, and we're rolling with it. MetalSucks: Is it a matter of Pepper being busy? Woody: He's busy. DOWN's got some stuff going on. He's expressed interest. And whenever we do this thing, whenever it's out our blood… We got stirred from the slumber, and we didn't want to go back to sleep. MetalSucks: Pepper just had a kid, right? Woody: He did. He's got a little girl, and I've got a little boy. He's a year and a half old. She's four or five months old, something like that. It's eating up a lot of his time at the moment. He's probably changing a diaper right now. MetalSucks: Pepper's definitely not split with you guys? You're not done — you're just… Woody: I hope not. That's not the way that we've talked. I think he agrees with Mike [Dean, bass/vocals] and Reed and myself. We've never shut the door on anything. I think it'd be cool to do this and then later go back and do another four-piece record. And last time I talked to Pepper, he kind of felt that way, too. So we'll see if that holds true in the months to come. I think it probably will. I think we've got another one of those C.O.C. records in us too. MetalSucks: What does the new material sound like — more "Animosity"? Woody: It's faster. We've got about five or six songs we've been working on. It's pretty cool. Definitely not the same thing we've been doing over the last three or four records. It's probably reverting back to a little more old-school style. I wouldn't say it sounds [like "Animosity"], but it's leaning that way. [And] it's not like "Albatross" or anything. MetalSucks: Is the band still attached to a label? Woody: No, we're not. We're free and clear, man. We're not hooked up with anybody. We can do whatever the hell we want. MetalSucks: Do you think you'll do an entire album? Woody: Our goal is to not play a million shows. We're recording. We're gonna do it. MetalSucks: The CORROSION OF CONFORMITY - BLIND band [which features "Blind"-era CORROSION OF CONFORMITY singer Karl Agell and Mullin and plays the entire LP during its live performances] — was that a sanctioned project? Woody: I'm really kinda having no comment on it. Reed claims that it's just something he did for the fun of it. It's kind of a weird deal. I think it would have been better if they'd have just called it "BLIND." They did their last little thing, and now that we're geared back up, doing some real shit, we're not going to fiddle with that any more. Read the entire interview from MetalSucks.CORROSION OF CONFORMITY Guitarist Talks 'Animosity' Lineup Reunion, Future Plans
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