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Tour of New York's $1.5 billion stadium is revealing to, and about, Coleman
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NEW YORK – The photograph is almost old enough for a pension, but Jerry Coleman can supply the caption off the cuff: the setting, the circumstances, even the score.
"I'll tell you what that was," Coleman said yesterday, gazing at a 1950 celebration scene at the new Yankee Stadium. "(Joe) DiMaggio hit a home run in the 10th inning to win it. We won the first three games (of the World Series), 1-0, 2-1, 3-2. The last one was a blowout: 5-2."
The one detail Coleman is slow to supply is how he managed to get his face into the frame following Game 2 in Philadelphia. Here's Joe D., his right arm propped on the broad shoulder of pitcher Allie Reynolds, and his left arm draped casually around a skinny second baseman staring straight at the camera.
"I must have scored a run or something," Coleman said, shrugging.
Listen to Jerry Coleman long enough and you might think his big league career was a series of fortunate flukes. Sixty years since his big league debut (April 20, 1949), Coleman has made self-effacing remarks so much a staple of his Padres' broadcasts that whole generations of San Diegans have grown up only marginally mindful of the man's prowess as a ballplayer.
History confirms that Coleman scored the run that made DiMaggio's 10th-inning heroics possible on Oct. 5, 1950; that he drove in the only run of the World Series opener the previous day; that he had three crucial hits in Game 3; and that the Yankees won the pennant eight times in the nine seasons Coleman performed in pinstripes.
Though Coleman was certainly not a great player – his lifetime average was .263 and he hit just 16 home runs – he was received as a homecoming hero yesterday at the shiny new showplace the Yankees will open tomorrow afternoon. Tony Morante, the Yankees' director of stadium tours, declared it "an honor" to guide the impossibly spry 84-year-old through the $1.5 billion baseball palace that has risen across East 161st Street from the still-standing House That Ruth Built.
Brian Richards, curator of the new Yankee Museum, steered Coleman to spot 27-B on the Wall of Balls – where a ball bearing the second baseman's signature rests beside another one autographed by his late double-play partner, Phil Rizzuto.
Richards then pointed out the Babe Ruth ball a few feet farther to the left, "a $75,000 perfect 10 signature."
"Can I have that?" Coleman inquired.
While the crosstown Mets successfully cultivated ambience and intimacy in the construction of Citi Field, which opened Monday, the Yankees have gone for grandeur, for historical sweep and staggering scale. Their new ballpark is bigger than the old one by 500,000 square feet, and fairly drenched in the details of 26 World Series championships.
"Incredible," Coleman said. "Massive. You look at the ballpark in San Francisco, or even our (Petco) park, and they look small by comparison. And they seat almost as many."
In addition to its 52,325 seats, the new Yankee Stadium includes an on-site steak house, a sports bar, a Hard Rock Cafe and some 444 concessionary "points of sale." With front-row seats priced at $2,625 per game, and an average ticket of $72.97, the team is taking an unusually aggressive approach to a recessionary economy.


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Monday's foreclosure settlement doesn't close the book on the housing crisis, which caused more than 4 million foreclosures. It covers only consumers who were in foreclosure in 2009 and 2010. Some banks didn't agree to the settlement. And resolving millions of claims involving multiple banks and mortgage companies is complicated and time-consuming.
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Citigroup said in a statement that it was "pleased to have the matter resolved" and thinks the agreement "will provide benefits for homeowners." Citi expects to record a charge of $305 million in the fourth quarter of 2012 to cover its cash payment under the settlement. The bank expects that existing reserves will cover its $500 million share of the non-cash foreclosure aid.
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said the agreements were "a significant step" in resolving the bank's remaining legacy mortgage issues while streamlining the company and reducing future expenses.
Amy Bonitatibus, spokeswoman for JPMorgan Chase, said the bank had "worked very hard" on the foreclosure review and was "pleased to have it now behind us."
U.S. Bancorp, which owns U.S. Bank, said its part of the settlement includes an $80 million payment to homeowners. That payment will reduce its fourth-quarter earnings by 3 cents per share. It has also committed $128 million in mortgage aid.
Leaders of a House oversight panel have asked regulators for a briefing on the proposed settlement. Regulators had refused to brief Congress before announcing the deal publicly.
Rep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland, the top Democrat on the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, said the settlement "may allow banks to skirt what they owe and sweep past abuses under the rug without determining the full harm borrowers have suffered."
He complained that regulators failed to answer key questions about how the settlement was reached, who will get the money and what will happen to others who were harmed by these banks but were not included in the settlement.
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"Living at risk is jumping off the cliff and building your wings on the way down." -- Ray Bradbury
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- The behavior of the yen, as seen in the CurrencyShares Japanese Yen Trust (FXY) in recent weeks is yet another signal that the global risk-on thesis is slowly losing its foundation.
For much of the first part of this year, yen weakness was the shining example of the quantitative easing "free lunch" and the global risk-on trade. At its peak in mid-May, the Nikkei , as seen in the iShares MSCI Japan Index (EWJ) and the WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity Fund (DXJ), was up over 50% on the year while the yen was down over 16% against the dollar. It was widely believed at the time the yen would continue to weaken throughout the year, further supporting global risk markets.
Since May, though, a troubling divergence has emerged. Despite Japan's continuing efforts to weaken its currency, the yen has failed to hit new lows and the Nikkei has failed to reach new highs. In the weekly chart below you'll notice the higher lows in the yen and lower highs in the Nikkei.Courtesy of StockCharts.com At the same time, U.S. equity markets have continued to march higher with new all-time highs in the S&P 500. With the recent Janet Yellen nomination and expectations of any tapering of QE pushed well into next year, the U.S. dollar, as seen by the PowerShares DB US Dollar Index Bullish (UUP) has taken over as the weakest global currency (see chart below). In the "race to the bottom" for global currency depreciation, the Federal Reserve is back in the lead. Courtesy of StockCharts.com From a sentiment standpoint, the consensus opinion on the dollar-S&P today is similar to the yen-Nikkei in mid-May. That is to say, everyone is projecting the recent past into the future. This could setup a similar reversal where dollar strength is accompanied by S&P weakness. What could be the catalyst for such a reversal? Given how stretched U.S. equity markets and bullish sentiment are today, it wouldn't take much. To start with, if at its meeting this week the Fed expresses any concern over speculative risk in markets, this would not be received well. Additionally, with expectations for tapering now pushed well into next year, any evidence that would push this timeline forward would be problematic. Lastly, if bond yields continue to fall here and deflationary pressures accelerate, that should also put pressure on the equity markets. While the market is current assigning a low probability to these outcomes, that is often the case preceding turning points. Our ATAC models used for managing our mutual fund and separate accounts continue to believe that such a probability is higher than the market is anticipating. As such, we are currently in long-duration bonds, favoring a more risk-off environment unless things dramatically change. For now, odds still favor something...unexpected. At the time of publication the author had no position in any of the stocks mentioned. Follow @pensionpartners This article was written by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet's regular news coverage.


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- 1 cup fresh raspberries
- 3 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/4 cup sliced almonds
- 1/4 cup confectioners' sugar
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- 1. Preheat oven to 350°. In a small bowl, combine raspberries and brown sugar; set aside.
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First consideration for any ship within a class should be "Would I enjoy commanding this ship"? If the answer is 'no', then it doesn't matter what stats it has...you will either perform below par because you have no drive to learn the ship, or you will hate every minute of gameplay spent in it, ruining your enjoyment of what you are doing. Probably both. If you don't like the Excelsior, then it isn't the ship you should be driving. Period.
Find a ship you care about, that you love the design of, and master it. If you love the ship you are flying, it doesn't matter what anyone else thinks...it's -your- ship, and as long as you are happy with it, you'll fly it to its limits and beyond.
As far as the 'Tacticals belong in Escorts' thing, that is more a general guideline rather than a hard rule. If the game designers thought that, they wouldn't let any profession play any class of ship. An Engineer can make a formidable Escort commander, and a Science commander can make a cruiser a pretty scary unit on the battlespace.
What -is- true is that certain ships are designed to maximize the skills of certain types of commanders. A Tactical captain can make a good Cruiser captain, but will never be as good at taking damage as an Engineer in the same ship, anymore than that same Engineer would be able to match the damage output of the Tactical captain in the same Escort. That's just how both are trained. However, that does not mean Captains who prefer a more balanced mix of capabilities cannot be successful in ships that are other than their recommended class of ship...only that they will not be specialists (with the resultant drop in ability in the role they normally would fill being a given).
That's the point I try to get across to this one guy in my Fleet, and all he says is that "Your Odyssey will fail. Tacs can't tank. Get an Excelsior."
In the words of Lt. Commander Data: "To hell with our orders."
I took that into consideration and now I'm saving up for the Pack... If I can't tank, I can still help the team. I'm making an Odyssey that can severely put the hurt on whatever I'm fighting, be it Romulans, Borg, the Breen, Jem'Hadar, etc etc and also be a giant support boat. My girlfriend and I play KDF, using Vo'Quvs, and we manage pretty well in STFs. I took the framework of my Vo'Quv, applied it to the Odyssey (on paper) and I plan on using the Ops Odyssey due to the Eng consoles I can put on it. Her carrier, my Odyssey... We'll be a force to be reckoned with. I dare the Borg to rear their ugly robotic heads at us.
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FOX Sports Exclusive
Buzz: Safety or not, NFL still rules
Willie Frazier started out as a football player, and you get the sense that never left him. Yet even after the paralysis and dementia set in and Frazier was named one of the 4,000 plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the NFL over concussions, Frazier was a football fan.
"He would watch football games," Tami, his daughter, told the Houston Chronicle. "And I never could understand why."
Frazier died Thursday at age 71. He played tight end for 10 years in the AFL and NFL. In an era when tight ends didn't get the ball much, he caught 209 passes in 121 games for 3,088 yards and 38 touchdowns. He had played in Kansas City and San Diego, too. But when it was time to settle into civilian life, he chose Houston, where he had played for the Oilers, as home. There, he became a police officer for the Houston Independent School District.
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He also coached football.
"He wasn't the type to lament about things," Tami said. "He was tough and a fighter. He was in and out of hospitals."
The $765 million lawsuit against the NFL alleges that the league did not properly inform players of the dangers they faced playing the game, or properly treat them for concussions. So many of the 4,000 plaintiffs have a story just like Frazier's, or can reasonably expect to have one like it before their lives are over. It is interesting, though, how many of them say, even knowing what they know now, that if they had it to do over again, they'd still play.
There is something about football that gets its hooks in you. Most likely, it's the very physicality that makes the game so dangerous. For decades, football was in a sweet spot for players and fans — it looked dangerous, but most injuries you heard about were joint things. Plus players wore shoulder pads and helmets, and if one of them was getting his bell rung too many times, they would be provided a helmet with extra helmet on top (see: Steve Wallace below).
We now know that, in addition to looking like something the equipment manager cooked up in his garage, helmet padding is not an effective way of protecting a football player from head trauma. Over the last four or five years, the public has been educated about concussions to an exhausting degree. I still haven't seen anything that convinces me the sport can be played without a built-in risk of head trauma, but at least people know what they're getting into nowadays.
If you look around, you can find a few scattered examples of men who gave up the sport because of the concussion risk — and while it's still a little too early to tell, we can probably expect participation in the sport at the youth levels to drop off slightly.
But on the macro level, does football seem to be getting less popular to you? To me it seems like it's jamming along just like always. People complain about rule changes on player safety issues, but they don't quit watching. Just check any TV ratings update.
I could be wrong, but I think an issue like this would be a lot more problematic for basketball or baseball, which as "America's pastime" is a sepia tone image. There are entire swaths of the United States filled with people who are actually proud of themselves for ignoring the NBA.
But football, for some reason, is different. Football gets in there, and it stays there. Sometimes, even when it hurts.
"The things he went through," Tami said, "would have taken me out."
Now, let's hit the links:
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• Overcoming a rough life for UCF's Jeff Godfrey.
• The Florida Gators-Miami Hurricanes rivalry is coming to an end.
• Owner Bud Adams has high expectations for the Tennessee Titans.
• Mike Tyson was headbutted by his pet tiger.
• Heartwarming story about an 84-year-old woman being sent to Roger Brown's Hall of Fame induction.
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• A call to change the replay policy.
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Francombe-Webb, J., De Pian, L. and Rich, E., 2015. Forthcoming. Speaking with(in) : Researchers as bio(political) becomings? Cultural Studies <-> Critical Methodologies, 15 (6), 6.
De Pian, L., 2014. Embodying Policy? Young People, Health Education and Obesity Discourse. Thesis (Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)). Loughborough University.
De Pian, L., Evans, J. and Rich, E., 2014. Mediating biopower : health education, social class and subjectivity. In: Fitzpatrick, K. and Tinning, R., eds. Health Education. London, U. K.: Taylor and Francis, pp. 129-141. (Routledge Research in Education Policy and Politics)
Francombe-Webb, J., Rich, E. and De Pian, L., 2014. I move like you... But different : Biopolitics and embodied methodologies. Cultural Studies <=> Critical Methodologies, 14 (5), pp. 471-482.
Evans, J., Davies, B., Rich, E. and De Pian, L., 2013. Understanding policy : Why health education policy is important and why it does not appear to work. British Educational Research Journal, 39 (2), pp. 320-337.
De Pian, L., 2012. 'Emboldened bodies': social class, school health policy and obesity discourse. Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, 33 (5), pp. 655-672.
Rich, E., Evans, J. and De Pian, L., 2011. Children's bodies, surveillance and the obesity crisis. In: Rich, E., Monaghan, L. F. and Aphramor, L., eds. Debating Obesity: Critical Perspectives. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 139-163.
Evans, J., De Pian, L., Rich, E. and Davies, B., 2011. Health imperatives, policy and the corporeal device : schools, subjectivity and children's health. Policy Futures in Education, 9 (3), 328 – 340.
Evans, J., Davies, B., Rich, E. and De Pian, L., 2010. Understanding policy: why policy is important and why it does not appear to work. In: Australian Educational Research Association Annual Conference, 2010-11-28 - 2010-12-02, Melbourne.
Rich, E., Evans, J. and De Pian, L., 2010. Obesity, body pedagogies and young women's engagement with exercise. In: Kennedy, E. and Markula, P., eds. Women and Exercise: The Body, Health and Consumerism. New York: Routledge.
Evans, J., Davies, B., De Pian, L. and Rich, E., 2009. Health imperatives, policy and the corporeal device: schools, subjectivity and children's health. In: Australian Association for Research in Education Conference, 2009-12-01, Canberra.
Rich, E., De Pian, L. and Evans, J., 2009. Learning to be a healthy young woman: body burdens and consumer culture. In: ESRC Seminar Series: Young Women in Movement – Sexualities, Vulnerabilities, Needs and Norms., 2009-11-24, Goldsmiths University London.
Rich, E., Evans, J. and De Pian, L., 2009. Local Landscapes, Media Healthscapes and Schooling. In: British Educational Research Association (BERA) Annual Conference 2009, 2009-09-02 - 2009-09-05, Manchester.
Rich, E., De Pian, L. and Evans, J., 2008. Mediating Health? A preliminary analysis of how social class and culture refracted through different forms of schooling are reflected in young people's actions toward their bodies and their health. In: Australian Association for Research in Education Conference, 2008-11-30 - 2008-12-04, Brisbane.


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Saturn – space music
runo Ender Lee – "Saturn" – studio recording August 16. 2014
the new album "Saturn" is now available:
Roland JP-8000 (Pads), Roland Juno-106 (bass), ARP Odyssey, Moog Little Phatty & Analogue Solutions Vostok (fx), Korg MS2000 (leads), Synthesizers.com Studio-88 (leads), MiniMoog Voyager OS (bass), MacBeth M5N & Korg MS-20 mini (sequence with Doepfer MAQ)
composed, arranged & performed by Bruno Ender Lee
2014 Velvet Voyage Productions / all rights reserved
Sounds of the vintage ARP QUADRA
all sounds: ARP QUADRA Analog Synthesizer (1979)
first demo of all four synth sections (Strings and Phase Shifter, Poly-Synth, Bass-Synth, Lead-Synth)
no multitracking, no midi
The Quadra is pretty much a hybrid version of ARP's Omni II and Solus synths. It's a four-section synthesizer consisting of a Bass synth, Poly synth, Lead synth, and String synth. It is quite good at emulating each of these sounds and can function in any of its four modes at a time with the ability of layering the different sections! Sounds you create in any of the four sections are instantly recalled from memory by the push of a button! There are 16 program patches for storing your sounds. Other major features are the incredible phase shifter, tons of balanced audio outputs for each section, dual portamento controls and a superior arpeggiator…that's pretty good for 1978! On the downside, it has a fragile mylar front panel, very limited programability and a weird feature that autotunes the keys to play weird intervals.
The Bass synth section is monophonic and can be programmed to occupy the lower two octaves of the Quadra's 5-octave 61-note keyboard. The bass sounds pretty good and has 16′ and 8′ presets each for Electric and String Bass sections.
The string section is based on the Omni II String synth. It sounds excellent and implements a phase-shift effect that is sort-of like a chorusing effect that thickens its already great string sound. In Polyphonic synth mode there are more effects available such as sample-n-hold and the phase-shifter. String and Poly Synth sections have 8′ and 4′ Polyphonic Waveform Generators each along with a preset called Hollow Waveform.
In Lead synth mode the Quadra becomes a two voice screamer with aftertouch sensitivity in the upper octaves of the keyboard! It's duophonic (like the Odyssey). Get a bass sequence going, switch over to another section and play along!
OSA (Old School Arps) for Kontakt
CL-Projects releases OSA (Old School Arps) for Kontakt 5.1 and higher.
Here's what they say: "Imagine yourself in a cellar, filled with vintage synthesizers and analog sequencers, flashing lights, knobs and faders everywhere, playing Berlin School electronic music. If you don't have any of that equipment to your disposal, this library is the next best thing. It tries to bring some of that sound and feeling to your home and studio by supplying vintage arpeggio patches."
The Berlin School electronic genre of music was first made in Berlin in the 1970s, hence the name, by electronic music artists like Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze and Ashra. Typical for this type of music are the evolving, atmospheric and hypnotic layered sequencer textures. The sound consists basically of ambient elements combined with short, repeating sequenced runs of notes, which gives the music a rhythmic element.
OSA is a Kontakt 5 library aimed at this genre of electronic music from the 1970s and 1980s and consists of vintage arpeggios, and a few modern ones too. Inspired by musicians like Jean Michel Jarre, Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Michael Hoenig and countless others.
Library Features:
- For Kontakt 5.1 and higher (Full version).
- 24-bit 44.100 kHz ncw samples.
- 50 different waveforms per oscillator.
- 24 samples per patch, 12 per oscillator (76 notes).
- Velocity and Aftertouch responsive.
- 6 folders containing a total of 151 patches.
- Patches divided into Straight, Triplets and One Shot (separate folders).
- 4 Effects: Reverb, Delay, Chorus & Phaser.
- Time and Speed parameters sync to Host tempo (Delay, Chorus and Phaser).
- All parameters on 1 page.
Price: £19.99.
More info on the OSA product page: www.cl-projects-sound-design.com/osa
arp meeting
A small ARP ditty. A nice way to chill out after a late nite gig…
ARP Odyssey sound design tutorial Ultravox
Vintage synthesizer sound tutorial series by RetroSound
part two: the agressive synth lead sound from the new wave group Ultravox.
very important is the oscillator sync function and the pitch modulation.
unfortunately it came to a few disturbing noises during the recording. the output level was a bit too high for the electric mistress guitar pedal
ARP 1601 Sequencer clone demo
A direct clone of the Arp 1601 sequencer.
Added an LFO which has a clock sync input. The LFO is based on Electric Druid's work.
A quick and dirty demo. Excuse some of the language…
Korg to develop a new ARP Odyssey
KORG INC. is proud to announce that a faithful recreation of the legendary 1970s analog synthesiser, the ARP Odyssey, is being developed by Korg for release later in 2014.
The ARP Odyssey was released in 1972 by ARP Instruments, Inc. and quickly became famous for its unique rich sound and innovative performance controls. It was a staple for many recording and performing musicians worldwide and was used on countless hit records over many years. The Odyssey was one of the highlights of the ARP company and became a long selling product. With slight updates and improvements it was sold through to 1981.
Korg is also proud to welcome Mr David Friend as our chief advisor on the Odyssey. David Friend established ARP Instruments, Inc. along with Alan Robert Pearlman and is a past president of ARP Instruments, Inc. He was also the lead designer of the original Odyssey in addition to designing or co-designing many other products.
After ARP, Mr Friend became a successful technology entrepreneur. In 2010, he was named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year in the Emerging Technology category for the New England Region, he has been a lecturer at MIT's Sloan School of Management and is now Chairman & CEO of Carbonite, Inc. He has been a trustee of the New England Conservatory and Berklee College of Music.
In the last few years, KORG INC. has released several top selling analog synthesizers such as the monotrons series, the monotribe, the volca series and the hugely successful MS-20 mini, a faithful fully analog recreation of the 1978 MS-20. With Korg's technology capabilities and planning ability for analog synthesizers, and in collaboration with David Friend, we believe the legendary ARP Odyssey will become a "must have" for an all new generation of music makers.
The ARP Odyssey is scheduled for release in September 2014. – See more at: http://www.korg.com/us/news/2014/0217/#sthash.E2XWNMxZ.dpuf
ARP Odyssey Sounds For Reason
Binary Music has announced that they are now supporting Reason's NN-XT with some Refills for Reason -ARP Odyssey, Valve 4 Op and Crosswave.
- The ARP Odyssey Refill contains 101 NN-XT patches made from over 1,400 samples.
- Valve 4 Op is a collection of samples from a Yamaha TX81Z – 65 patches for NN-XT and 47 Combinator patches.
- The Crosswave Refill contains 133 NN-XT patches of an Ensoniq SQ80.
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Bucha and Arp 2600, Robotspeak SF
This is what happens when you put a Buchla modular and an Arp 2600 together. At the Modular Synth Meet at Robotspeak in San Francisco.
Early '80s Italo Electro with SH-1000, ARP Omni-2, Juno-60 and TR-808
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1. Heat a pan on high and add in the olive oil. Place the chorizo and cook for a few minutes.
2. Add in the potatoes and stir for a few seconds.
3. Season with 1 tsp. Lemon pepper and stir again.
4. Pour in 3 tbsp. white wine and cook on high for 10 minutes.
5. Meanwhile rub the cod fish with lemon pepper seasoning and place basil leaves over it.
6. After 10 minutes add in the cherry tomatoes, mushroom and lemon juice.
7. Top the potatoes with fish and cook for another 10 minutes.
8. In between place the potato mixture on top of the fish and cook.
9. Take out the fish from the pan and top with olive oil and basil leaves.
10. Serve one pan fish with your favorite bread.