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I've watched Wrestling for a long time. And while I've seen the emergence of many superstars, and dealt with changing times and different eras. I've never thought I'd
OK. So I know full well that I said in the last one of these little battles (however long ago it was) that the next one would be Kawada vs HHH but then I got distracted by the idea of a different comparison, I get the feeling the Kawada vs HHH will never get written if I continue my magpie-like self indulgence and ever changing mood, but it will no doubt get done one day.
My comparison's
What's poppin folks, RatedATB back at it again with his Survivor Series 2011 thoughts. I went 3-6 with my predictions, but you can bet I am DAMN proud of calling Wade Barrett and Cody Rhodes as the sole survivors. Anyway, without further ado...
Match #1 - United States Championship Dolph Ziggler (c) vs John Morrison
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Updated 11-21-2011 at 11:13 AM by RatedATB
Being a Manager is a lost Art in prowrestling. Back in the early 90s and 80s there was 4 or 5 maangers per promotion. Managing in Prowrestling is outdated, Along with the Attitude era and NWO Managing just seemed like a thing of the past. Today we have very few managers and in WWE there is only one and she is becoming one of the all times Greats and thats Vickie Guerrero. A heel could burned down
Hey guys hope all is well. I'm blogging today on the great sadistic and grueling wrestlers in history. This is an opinionated list so try not to bash and say whom I forgot because I didn't forget anyone lol its opinionated.
However, I would appreciate if everyone left their own list in the comment section so we can compare and have a friendly debate. Hope you all enjoy.
Dolph Ziggler vs. John Morrison - Good opening match. But I think we all knew Ziggler was going to win. As if Morrison apparently heading towards unemployment wasn't bad enough, the guy has to hear how much the MSG crowd wanted Ryder in the match instead of him. Ryder coming out was the only thing that kept the crowd from chanting Morrison out of the building with the "Na na na, na na na,
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I have read a few blogs in the last few days that really have shed some realisation on what wwe, and wrestling really is today. It is entertainment, as it always has been.
Rated_R(ob)KO and THE_CRIPPLER in particular have written really great blogs that reflect reflect what the wwe is about right now. CRIPPLER about the overall state of wwe and where they are/already have been moving
Updated 11-20-2011 at 07:44 PM by The Next Big Thing
Whether you are sick and tired of him or feel sorry for him, Matt Hardy has tried everything to keep himself relevant when all he had to do was WRESTLE and be MATT HARDY. I look back at the YouTube clips of the Hardy Boyz in the WWE, their TLC matches with E&C and The Dudleys, The Mattitude Era, Matt Hardy 'version 1', his feud with Edge…heck, he even had the biggest pop in his career when
This is a simple run down for the year ( besides for survivor series and the TLC PPV ) for all WWE ppvs and how they have done throughout the year, in my opinion.... :)
[B]The Royal Rumble[/B] Obviously this is the first PPV of 2011, and I think it was pretty well done. There was some big returns such as Booker T and Kevin Nash, A bit of a surprise winner in Alberto Del Rio. The Edge
Top 5 Entertaining World Title Reigns From Superstars Currently in WWE
This blog is about superstar's who have had entertaining World Title Reign's,who are still in WWE right now.It also has to be atleast from the past 5 years and by the way like my Title says it has to be Entertaining, so that doesn't mean they have to put on great matches to be on the list.
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The Complete Harpsichord Works of Jean-Philippe Rameau
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Suite 1704, Suite in D, Suite in A
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La Dauphine, Suites in E and G, Music for 2 Harpsichords
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Exciting extended sacred works from 20th-21st Century composers
Date: March 6, 2014
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I am seeking suggestions for dramatic extended choral/orchestral works that have a Biblical or sacred theme or content.
We performed Chichester Psalms by Bernstein, Rutter's Gloria, and I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes by Adolphus Hailstork. For the past
few years we have been singing mostly Classic, Romantic, and Baroque Masterworks and I feel the need and desire to get back
into the 20th and 21st century.
My first choice is Belshazzar's Feast - can't get much more dramatic and exciting than that - but I don't know if I have the space
and resources to bring in the requisite orchestra. Is there another work out there for chorus and orchestra with sacred text,
about 45-90 minutes in length that would be in that genre? Could be in English or a different language as long as it is a sacred
Christian text.
Always glad to look at new works, as well as tried and true and perhaps overlooked gems.
Grace and peace,
Larry Smith
Missouri Baptist University
St. Louis, MO
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In the Beginning--Aaron Copland
Le Roi David--Honegger
War Requiem---Britten
Auschwitz Oratorio---Penderecki
St Luke Passion---Penderecki. (May exceed your capacity---It's a huge work. Shattering.)
Lauda per la nativita del Signore---Respighi
Just a few of my favorites.
Bob Copeland
Geneva Coillege (Emeritus)
Applauded by an audience of 2
The chamber-orchestra version of Le Roi David is, I think, better than the revision for (too-)large orchestra. It's a magnificent piece, and if you can find a truly mesmerizing actor for the Witch of Endor you'll really knock the audience out.
But it's a Jewish text -- don't know if that would qualify.
Best regards,
Jerome Hoberman
Music Director/Conductor, The Hong Kong Bach Choir & Orchestra
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Dear Larry,
Great to hear that things are going so well for Missouri Baptist. Do you remember performing my setting of 'God's Grandeur'? Well I have now completed a
55 minute setting of the Requiem for Soprano and Baritone soloists with SATB Choir and Strings, which is still unperformed, fully.
If you are interested in taking a look at the score, e-mail me at my home address and I will send you a pdf and a link to my Dropbox for an audio link.
My address is: smacmus(a)yahoo.com
Best wishes,
Stuart McIntosh
BTW: Belshazzar's Feast is an amazing work but at only 25 minutes in length needs other pieces to fill the concert.
Dear Larry,
I've written a Requiem (entirely in English) which has been recorded by the University of Glasgow Chapel Choir, so should be suitable for a university-level choir. Duration is about 50 minutes.
https://soundcloud.com/hutchingsmusic/requiem-live - a recording of the premiere (there are some issues with the soloists but the choir did well, and the recording for CD is much better but not yet available online)
Currently it's for SATB choir (divisi in all parts) and SATB soli (who could be drawn from the choir) with organ, but I'd be happy to orchestrate it for whatever instruments you have available. Let me know if it's the sort of thing you're looking for.
Chris Hutchings
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AQUILANTI, GIANCARLO (b. 1959)
Mass: A Celebration of Life (Large Orchestra) ..................45.0"
2-2-3-2 4-3-3-1 1-5-0-1, Strings, Solo Soprano, Solo Tenor,
SATB Chorus
Mass: A Celebration of Life (Chamber Orchestra) ...........45.0"
1-1-1-1 1-2-1-0 1-1-0-0, Strings, Solo Soprano, Solo Tenor,
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Magnificat ...................................................................................22.0"
0-0-0-0 4-3-3-1 1-4-0-0, SATB Soli, SSAATTBB Chorus
CHATMAN, STEPHEN (b. 1950)
Magnificat ...................................................................................24.0"
Strings, SATB Chorus (divisi), Soprano Solo
DEALMEIDA, CRAIG (b. 1976)
The Vision of Isaiah, .................................................................36.0"
2-2-2-2 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0, Strings, SATB Chorus, Solo Soprano
and Solo Baritone
ENNS, LEONARD (b. 1948)
The Silver Cord ...........................................................................35.0"
1-1-2-2 2-3-3-1 1-1-0-0, Strings, Baritone Solo, SATB
FINK, MICHAEL (b. 1939)
Septem Angeli ............................................................................12.0"
Strings, 4 Cellos, 2 Double Basses, SATB Chorus
GARDNER, JOHN (b. 1917)
Herrick Cantata .........................................................................27.0"
3-2-2-2 4-2-1-0 1-1-1-0, Strings, Solo Tenor, SATB Chorus
HERBOLSHEIMER, BERN (b. 1948)
Visitation of the Priory of St. Michael .................................19.0"
1-1-0-0 0-0-0-0 0-1-0-1, Violin, Cello, Solo Voice, Narrator
All People That on Earth Do Dwell ("Old 100th") ............. 7.5"
2-2-2-2 2-2-2-1 1-0-0-1, Strings, SATB Chorus
Festival Te Deum ("Short") (Full Version) ............................ 5.5"
2-2-2-2 2-2-3-0 1-1-0-0, Strings, SATB Chorus
Festival Te Deum ("Short") (String Version) ........................ 5.5"
Strings, SATB Chorus (*Strings are from full version)
The Hymn of Jesus (Full Version) ..........................................20.0"
3-3-2-2 4-2-3-0 1-3-0-2, Strings, SATB/SATB Chorus
The Hymn of Jesus (String Version) ......................................20.0"
Strings, SATB/SATB Chorus
Psalm 148 "Lord, Who Hast Made Us" ................................ 6.0"
0-0-0-0 2-2-3-1 1-0-0-0, Strings, SATB Chorus
Psalm 86 "To My Humble Supplication" .............................. 7.5"
0-0-0-0 2-2-3-1 1-0-0-0, Strings, SATB Chorus
Turn Back O Man ........................................................................ 3.0"
2-2-2-2 2-3-2-1 1-0-0-1, Strings, SATB or TTBB Chorus
HOPKINS, JAMES (b. 1939)
Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing (from "Five American
Folk Hymns") ................................................................................ 3.0"
1-0-1-1 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0, Strings, SATB Chorus
Five American Folk Hymns (Complete Set) ........................14.0"
1-0-1-1 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0, Strings, SATB Chorus
Jerusalem, My Happy Home (from "Five American
Folk Hymns") ................................................................................ 2.5"
1-0-1-1 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0, Strings, SATB Chorus
My God, My Portion (from "Five American Folk
Hymns") ......................................................................................... 3.0"
1-0-1-1 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0, Strings, SATB Chorus
Now the Savior Stands (from "Five American Folk
Hymns") ......................................................................................... 2.0"
1-0-1-1 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0, Strings, SATB Chorus
Saw Ye My Savior? (from "Five American Folk
Hymns") ......................................................................................... 3.5"
1-0-1-1 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0, Strings, SATB Chorus
Greater Love Hath No Man ...................................................... 5.0"
2-2-2-2 4-3-3-1 1-0-0-0, Strings, Solo Baritone, SATB Chorus
Hegyi beszéd (The Sermon on the Mount) ........................32.0"
2-2-2-2 4-2-3-0 1-6-1-1, Strings, Solo Tenor, Solo Baritone,
SATB Chorus, Narrator
MOLLICONE, HENRY (b. 1946)
Beatitude Mass ...........................................................................36.0"
2-2-2-2 2-2-2-0 1-1-1-1, Strings, SATB Chorus, Solo Soprano
and Solo Baritone
Ascension Cantata ....................................................................12.0"
2-0-0-0 4-4-3-1 1-1-0-1, Double Bass, SATB Chorus
The Dryden Te Deum, for SATB Chorus & Band ...............15.0"
3-3-2-2 2-3-3-0 1-1-1-0, 3 Cellos, Double Bass,
SATB Chorus
Spectacle of Glory ....................................................................15.0"
1-1-1-1 1-0-0-0 1-1-0-0, Strings, SATB Chorus
SAYLOR, BRUCE (b. 1946)
Here, O My Lord, I See Thee Face to Face ........................... 5.0"
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I'm happy to offer two options:
1) The five part Marian Motets for Chorus and Orchestra. From Magnificat to Stabat Mater. Individual durations approximately as follows,
Magnificat 35 minutes, O Magnum Mysterium 5 minutes, Ave Maria 5 minutes, Ave Regina Caelorum, 5 minutes, and Stabat Mater 8 minutes. All use a chamber orchestra; the Magnificat includes movements for S, MS, A, and T soloists. Total duration a little over an hour. All in Latin.
2) Moses at the Jordan River, an oratorio, about 75-80 minutes total in seven parts, 36 movements including some short chorales and recitatives. Important solos for Bass (Moses) and Tenor (Historian), shorter solos for S, A, T, B from chorus. Moses was presented successfully in a private workshop with piano, but has not been premiered publicly. I've been finishing the orchestration and making a few improvements lately. In English, all text put together from the King James version.
My soundcloud account has a few excerpts from each, I'd be glad to email perusal materials. https://soundcloud.com/williamcopper
Good luck with it, and thanks for your ambitious goals!
William Copper
Dear Larry,
I am currently composing a piece in which you might be interested. It is a Judeo-Christian interfaith companion to Bernstein's Chichester Psalms. My piece has the same instrumentation as the Chichester Psalms, with sacred texts in Hebrew, Latin, and English. The duration is around 35 minutes and it will be finished this June, ready for performances next concert season. Please email me at fishbeinmusic(a)gmail.com if you are interested.
Best Regards,
Joshua Fishbein
I have an oratorio on texts from Isaiah: Hear, O Heavens for SB soli, SATB div, and, at the moment, a reduced instrumentation for organ, piano (opt. harp), cb and 1 percussionist; 50 min. in length. It could be orchestrated fairly quickly if you think the piece would work for you. Please contact me privately for examination scores and a recording.
Hope this helps,
Robert A.M. Ross
Soundcloud.com: <Robert Ross 11>
I'm pretty in love with Deo Gratias by Michael Cox ( http://www.michaelcox.org/music/2002-4-3-Deo-Gratias.html ), it's wonderful!
Dan Forrest has out a new "Requiem for the Living". Another great contemporary Requiem is K. Lee Scott's.
Mark Hayes' Te Deum, Gloria, and Magnificat are all fantastic.
Thanks Clay, I have performed some of Dr. Cox's octavos in the past. I just looked up his home page and found the Deo Gratias and also Symphonic Psalms. Both look promising.
I have done several of K. Lee Scott's works and always find his work compelling. I know mark's work and he has also just published a Requiem.
Take a look at the Te Deum by Mark Hayes. It's unlike many of his church anthems and arrangements, and is absolutely beautiful. And it has enough complexity and musical sophistication to hold the interest and attention of your collegiate singers. (Mostly in English but goes to the original Latin in a few key places.)
Hi Larry!
Please take 5 min to listen to this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCpma7lYBOg if You do like what You hear then I will gladly send You the sheet music and discuss ev re-arranging for mixed choir and possibly larger orchestra.
All the Best
Agree with those who suggest Honegger's King David. It is dramatic and attractive to your choir. Another possibility is the Vaughan Williams, Dona Nobis Pacem. Text by Walt Whitman is exquisite interspersed with biblical texts.
Thanks everyone for these suggestions. they are all very helpful and I am eager to hear more.
Samuel Barber's Prayers of Kierkegaard is an amazing piece - quite difficult, but worth every minute!! I think there are only a couple of old recordings (one with the Shaw & the Atlanta Symphony and the other with Shenk & the Chicago Symphony.)
Herbert Howell's Hymnus Paradisi is for orchestra and chorus, and while, IMHO, it is not as moving as his a capella Requiem, it is close (as well as the basis for the Requiem, I think.)
You might consider Ola Gjeilo's "Sunrise" Mass (about 30 minutes). It is with string orchestra rather than full orchestra.
If you want new and different you might want to look at pairing two by Leonard Enns: Logos (22min) or Missa Brevis (14min). Both performed by the Elora Festival Singes on "Northword" (Centrediscs). Fine and accessible; Logos uses larger forces but not a full orchestra.
Also Healey Willan's Requiem (not recorded AFAIK).
Or, Peter Togni's Lamentations of Jeremiah (15min).
For a real challenge (it's in Finnish, a cappella) Rautavaara's Vigilia (All Night Vigil) runs about 40min.
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Dear Larry,
If you are looking for something sacred, contemporary, beautiful, and somewhat challenging, I recommend you consider Responsoria (Book Two), by distinguished composer Richard Toensing. This beautiful and poignant work is scored for six-part chorus, six soloists, double bass, piano, and metal percussion (tubular bells, glockenspiel and tam-tam) and has a performance time of about 50 minutes. The text, in Latin, is drawn from the Psalms and the Gospels, and follows the traditional format of the Good Friday Tenebrae service in the Roman rite. A CD of Richard Toensing's complete Responsoria is available at any of the large commercial outlets. Be sure to let me know if I can provide additional information on this wonderful work.
All the best,
Janet Braccio
Bella Voce Communications
Much shorter than you're looking for, but perhaps an addition to the program?
Psalm 13 (SATB) by Jack Curtis Dubowsky. For SATB choir. Choral. Sacred; contemporary. Octavo.
Composed 2002. 12 pages. Duration 4:05. Published by De Stijl Music (D1.SM-02-0001).
Sacred text. Harmonically rich and complex.
Hi Larry,
Paul Gibson's Rorate Caeli should have been mentioned by the gentleman from ECS - it's in their catalog, #5174.
SATB, organ, 3 trumpets, 3 trombones, [c. 12:30]: "Commissioned by Frank Brownstead, this setting of a rich collection of Advent and Christmas texts (in both English and Latin) begins with heraldic fanfares and concludes with explosive Alleluias for chorus and brass." (from Paul's website,
You can hear an excerpt on the website. Paul is a good friend of mine, and his music deserves wider attention.
I'm glad things are going well for you. If I get any more lumberyard gigs, I'll let you know. Greetings from Sara also,
Larry Minton
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Larry: Check out my Seven Last Words (YouTube- first and second words) which is performed by San Antonio Choral Society.
Jerome Malek
Stravinsky Symphony of Psalms
Vaughan Williams Dona nobis pacem
Britten Cantata Misericordia
Argento The Revelations of Saint John the Diviine (male chorus)
Hope this helps,
Jim Marvin
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You might take a look at Ildebrano Pizzetti's Requiem. It has some blood-and-thunder moments.
The Greenville (SC) Chorale commissioned these works. I highly recommend them to you all.
Dan Forrest - St.Patrick's Prayer 5'30" SATB Wind Ensemble (very powerful) published by ForrestWorks
Mark Kilstofte - Of Rivers Within 42' Sop, SATB full orchestra (texts from Isaiah; power and influence of water in life) published by The Newmatic Press
Robert Powell - Rejoice in the Lord, ye Righteous 5' SATB, string orchestra
also........these have proven effective and meaningful to performers and audience, too
Daniel Gawthrop - Behold This Mystery 35' Sop, Bar, SATB chamber orchestra (a "service of memory" text, much like Brahms REQUIEM or the Rutter REQUIEM)
DunstanHouse Press
Mack Wilberg - Tres Cantus Laudendi SATB, brass, organ
indeed, all the Mack Wilberg settings (hymns, Christmas carols) which were done for Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Mark Kilstofte - Endless Streams 12' SATB full orchestra the Newmatic Press
Johannes Brahms - Nänie 15' SATB full orchestra "even the beautiful must die..."
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I'd rather it be Hunt.
I'd rather it be Hunt.
quality not quantity is all i can say for mma statistics anyway mark hunt won a tug of war against bob sapp and i think it was a legit contest so he should leap frog the skyscraper and be jds' next fight i really would like to see overeem or werdum sub cain or atleast force him to bring out that part of of his mma game, i kinda see why meisha was being obnoxious with the calls for rnc openings
AO will run over bigfoot, and i don't see this-era big nog beating this-era werdum. the winner of hunt/struve will need another win, (probably against bigfoot) to get a title shot.
the big question we need to ask is can any two-three opponents defeat JDS on his way back to a title shot?
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I would like to see JDS verses AO it would be funny for me to see him get passed over.
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I have to ask, considering your avatar is Ryan Tannehill, do you?
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State wants judge to hold sex offender without bailBy Patrick McArdle
STAFF WRITER | February 01,2013BENNINGTON The state is asking a judge to reconsider his decision to allow an untreated sex offender, who was found guilty by a jury on Wednesday of two felony counts of sexual assault on a developmentallydisabled woman, to leave the state until he is sentenced.
Warren A. Breed, 78, of Bennington, was convicted in Bennington criminal court after a two-day trial of felony charges of sexual assault with no consent and sexual assault on a vulnerable adult.
Sexual assault with no consent has a mandatory minimum penalty of three years in prison but Breed was released to the custody of a relative in New Hampshire. The sentencing hearing wont be scheduled until the Vermont Department of Corrections completes a court-ordered pre-sentence investigation of Breed.
Bennington County Chief Deputy States Attorney Christina Rainville filed an appeal of Judge Cortland Corsones decision Thursday.
The state is filing this motion on an emergency basis because (Breed), an untreated sex offender who preyed on a child-sized woman with developmental disabilities, poses a significant risk to the community. In addition, because the court permitted (Breed) to reside in New Hampshire, even after being convicted, the (state) is unable to monitor his whereabouts, his contacts with other vulnerable adults or anything at all, Rainville said.
The state is asking that Breed be held without bail until he is sentenced.
Breed was arraigned in February 2012 after Detective Anthony Silvestro, of the Bennington Police Department, said he spoke with a woman who reported the sexual assault from 2007.
The incident was initially reported on Nov. 5, 2007, but police said at the time that when they tried to follow up, they were unable to contact the woman directly and learned she no long wanted to participate in the investigation.
Last year, the woman met with Silvestro and told him that she and Breed lived in the same apartment building. In June 2007, she said, Breed came to her door and told her he needed help with something in his apartment.
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Silvestro said when he spoke with Breed on Feb. 22, 2012, he initially denied the sexual encounter and other aspects of the womans story but later admitted they happened but maintained it was a consensual encounter.
According to Silvestro, Breed said he believed the woman might be a little slow.
On Wednesday, Jeff Rubin, who represented Breed, argued that the sexual encounter was awkward but consensual. He said the description of the incident, including the way the womans clothes were removed, indicated she was a willing participant at the time who later became embarrassed and changed her story.
The jury, however, of eight men and six women, deliberated for only a few hours before returning a guilty verdict on both counts.
In her motion, Rainville argued that Breed should be held without bail even though he is an older man with no prior record and no record of failing to appear at court proceedings because he was convicted of committing a crime at the age of 72 and his circumstances, which almost certainly involve a prison sentence, have changed.
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VIDEO: PES 2011 gameplay glimpses
Konami has released this preview video of the latest instalment of the massively popular Pro Evolution Soccer series, PES 2011.
The trailer shows off a few of the new features in the game, including a completely revamped tactics area, with new systems and style commands.
There are examples of an all-new power gauge system which lets you choose the exact strength and position of every pass, with 360 degrees passing now an option.
Defending has also been improved, you can now adopt defensive hold-up play, where your defenders jostle the attackers rather than dive right in with a reckless tackle a la John Terry.
The skills and movements that players can do now have been massively increased - there are 100 new motions in total. Feints and tricks can be mapped on to the R3 button in advance to create patterns of play, but presumably only good players can do all of the tricks on offer (don't bother trying to do step overs with Emile Heskey for example).
The attached screenshots give a glimpse of the new Stadium Edit mode, that allows you to customise your own home ground to play in and there's also a look at the first screen-grabs for the massively reworked Become a Legend mode.
PES 2011 is due out in the autumn (22 October has been mooted as a probable release date) and will be available on Wii, PS3, PS2, PSP, Xbox 360 and PC.
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Bananas Foster Bread Recipe
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This moist, tender bread has all the flavors of New Orleans' famous dessert. And the rum-flavored glaze on top's amazing! —Christen Chalmers, Houston, Texas
- 5 tablespoons butter, cubed
- 1 cup packed brown sugar, divided
- 1-1/2 cups mashed ripe bananas
- 3 tablespoons dark rum
- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup ground flaxseed
- 3/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 eggs
- 1/3 cup fat-free plain yogurt
- 1/3 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- 1 tablespoon dark rum
- In a small saucepan, melt butter. Stir in 1/2 cup brown sugar and bananas. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 3-4 minutes or until slightly thickened. Remove from the heat. Stir in rum; set aside to cool.
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, flax, baking soda, salt, and cinnamon. In another large bowl, whisk the eggs, yogurt, banana mixture and remaining brown sugar. Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened.
- Transfer to a 9-in. x 5-in. loaf pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 50-55 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack to cool completely.
- Combine the glaze ingredients; drizzle over bread. Yield: 1 loaf (16 slices).
Originally published as Bananas Foster Bread in Healthy Cooking December/January 2012, p36
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Comments On Dec 08, 2014:I ride in very rocky terrain with mud from skidder ruts and swamps and snow and ice in winter. These tires work extremely well in all these conditions. The side walls are very strong and protect the rims well. My only complaint is when riding on blacktop they are very noisy and cause significant vibration, or I would have given them 5 stars. I put Green Slime in each, approx. 1 quart, and have never gotten a flat in 1 1/4 years. Seem to be wearing acceptably too.
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Comments On Nov 18, 2014:These tires have enormous traction over Maxxis Bighorns that came on my buggy stock. Mud, snow & rock climbing is far better with the Roctanes. You'll be hard pressed to puncture or pinch one of these !! Only down side is they are heavy heavy heavy & Made in China =(..... Look very mean and aggressive !!
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Here is a tragedy so heinous, a mystery so unfathomable, an abduction so strange, as to cause all who hear the tale to look askance, and shake their heads.
Have you ever tramped the trails leading from the White Mountains down onto the eastern bank of the Connecticut River? If you have, you will readily recognize the place I want to tell you about. There is a deep gouge dug out of the mountains where a small stream rushes through the rock bed. The water sprays and spirals as it leaves the black stones behind in its haste to join the river. Deep down into that ancient strata it has worn its path during a million years past.
High along its sides rise the cliffs furred with evergreens which seldom see the direct rays of the sun. On bright days shafts of sunlight seep down into the undergrowth where newts and salamanders and snakes coil lazily and stuporously upon the shelves of projecting ore. A long, winding and much-decayed corduroy trail follows the convolutions of what fifty years
ago was a busy lumber trail.
About a mile to the south the pinnacle of the mountain is crowned by a strange rock formation remarkably resembling an Indian's profile. The mountain rises an abrupt sixteen hundred feet at the water's edge.
Strange tales are told of the early days in this region, which is uninhabited, although now three hundred years have elapsed since the advent of the white man in the New World.
Some distance to the north, perhaps a mile-and-a-half by modern reckoning, if the stranger follows the tracks of an abandoned railroad, he may still come upon the remains of an ancient village. Here, where once upon a time smoke curled from the chimneys of many happy
homes, and the reflections of the evening sun were followed after dark by the gleam of tapers and tallow candles, stand deserted houses. Shinglesided with slate roofs, and peaks sagging and the window ledges long since rotted by the heavy dews which descend upon the valley, these are the mute evidences of a once thriving rural community.
In these very houses a tragedy so heinous, a mystery so unfathomable, an abduction so strange was enacted as to cause all who hear the tale to look askance at me, and shake their heads.
In the days preceding the Civil War there were rumors rife in the locality concerning a band of wandering Indians, descendants of those tribes that originally inhabited the headwaters of the Connecticut. It is a fact proved by the students of Indian lore in our country, the same who can point out the sites of the old camp grounds of these tribes, that this region was a famous meeting place for powwows. Deep in the recesses of the hills are to be found even now the burial grounds of their braves.
On more than one occasion I have visited a great open mead where mound after mound marks the interment of thousands of red men who succumbed to the smallpox. That was the scourge which these native Americans came to know as the WHITE MAN' S CURSE, and to fear more than his firewater and his flintlocks, because they looked upon it as being supernatural.
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It's hard to get much going offensively when a team cannot hold onto the basketball.
On Thursday night, the Mississippi State women's basketball team struggled scoring and gave the opposition plenty of opportunities.
MSU (8-11, 0-6) fell to the No. 16 (Associated Press) Texas A&M Aggies (15-5, 5-1) 81-33 inside Humphrey Coliseum in a Southeastern Conference matchup.
"I wish we could have done better (Thursday), doing our part in playing," MSU head coach Vic Schaefer said. "They are awfully talented, awfully well-coached and that's going to happen sometimes."
Schaefer was an assistant coach under Texas A&M head coach Gary Blair for 15 years at both Arkansas and Texas A&M.
"Sure it was special," Blair said. "Everywhere I go I guess I'm relating to everybody, somebody has coached under me or somebody has played under me."
For Schaefer, he enjoyed his time at Texas A&M and his time under Blair, but he has found a new home in Starkville and a new team.
"I had nine great years there," Schaefer said. "This is my team. Somebody in the stands said 'well you won (Thursday). Both your teams played and you won.' I said 'no I didn't win (Thursday). My team's Mississippi State.'"
MSU assistants Johnnie Harris and Aqua Franklin also have connections to Texas A&M. Harris was also an assistant and Franklin played for the Aggies.
"It definitely is a lot of emotion coming to Mississippi State knowing they were just with us last year," Texas A&M senior forward Kristi Bellock said.
The 48-point loss is the second-largest at home behind a 50-point defeat to Auburn in 1986. The 33 points scored by MSU is tied for the fourth lowest.
The Aggies went on a 21-0 run starting with 2:17 left in the first half. Texas A&M led 39-19 at the half.
The Texas A&M offense continued into the second half as scored the half's first 15 points.
The Bulldogs didn't get their first field goal of the half until sophomore guard Jerica James knocked down a jumper with 11:36 remaining in the half.
"(We) played another great basketball team," Schaefer said. "In my opinion, they are so underrated it's not even funny. They are so good. They should be in the top five or six in the country. They are just doing a great job with that group. They are hard to handle. They've got size and they've got quickness."
The Bulldogs turned the ball over 23 times leading to 32 Aggie points.
"(Our) point guards had 12 turnovers (Thursday)," Schaefer said. "We had some really good looks on some things and we couldn't get them the ball. We just can't make the delivery."
The Aggies were led by Bellock's 18 points. Adrienne Pratcher chipped in 15 and Kelsey Bone added 13.
The Bulldogs were led by sophomore center Martha Alwal's ninth double-double of the season. She scored 12 points and pulled down 10 rebounds. Jerica James added 10 points.Â
"They were running their offense very well the first 8 to 10 minutes of the ballgame," Blair said. "They followed their gameplan and we finally made some adjustments."
MSU sophomore and former West Oktibbeha player Shamia Robinson didn't dress out and coach Schaefer said in his postgame press conference that she was "suspended indefinitely."Â
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Saint Louis University is located in the heart of the city of St. Louis. While you are a student here at SLU, take some time to explore the city to make St. Louis a home-away-from-home. Utilize these resources when looking for things to see, places to eat, or just looking for an adventure.
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Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis
The Cathedral was built in the early 1900s to inspire Catholic worship and prayer. It houses the largest mosaic collection in the world created by 20 different artists and covering 83,000 square feet.
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Grant's Farm
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Missouri Botanical Gardens
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Thanks and Happy Holidays from Performance Bicycle!
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From all of us at Performance Bicycle, we want to take a moment to say "Thanks!", and wish you and your family a happy holiday season! Plus we wanted to share this great "thank you" card created by Adam, one of our graphic designers and proud owner of an amazing Christmas sweater!
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That's an app bug not a windows bug. MediaPortal used to do this, but now works properly in hgh dpi.
I just changed the DPI on my work computer to verify that the same massively annoying bug still exists in Windows 7 DPI scaling. If you change your DPI, the superbar won't ever hide behind an app that's full screen. You have to change the superbar to autohide to get it to go away. This is incredibly annoying on an HTPC that frequently has full screen apps that you don't want to superbar hanging out on. This is more annoying than any of the blurry third party issues. Plus, regardless of who is to blame, there are so many inconsistencies when using high DPI mode in Windows that it's just hard to seriously use. They need to push third parties to update their apps with all these higher resolution screens coming out. It'll be impossible to use an HTPC on a 4k screen without DPI scaling.
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I don't expect that there is any such replies to this topic.
I use Windows 8 Pro with 200% on a rMPB it goes pretty good, however not everything is suitable.
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Desktop + Origin (very small even if the dpi is set to 200%) http://d.pr/i/fVN6
VLC (dialog box not adapted) http://d.pr/i/GOzp
NSIS (police blur) http://d.pr/i/22Uu
Steam (police blur) http://d.pr/i/GDb8
Kaspersky (adapted interface but font too small) http://d.pr/i/UvRx
Google Chrome (police blur) It should be fixed in a future version of Chrome http://code.google.c...etail?id=149881
For now the only apps that I found partially adapted to Retina screens are Office 2013, VS 2012 (fuzzy icon) and the Metro interface.
Besides, I have another question how to make IE 10 or Chrome displays images x2 Apple's website!
I would put other screenshot later.
Posted 29 January 2013 - 07:54
Interesting. Mine is not doing that. I launched XBMC from Start, then opened an explorer window. Then went back to XBMC. The bar was not on top. I'm using 8, so maybe its fixed on 8.
Yes there is room for improvements.
Posted 29 January 2013 - 08:16
Posted 29 January 2013 - 09:24
Posted 29 January 2013 - 09:36
Again, it's a problem with XBMC. they need to fix their code and add support for high DPI. MP used to have the same issue, which has since been fixed for the last 6-12 months, not sure.
Tell XBMC to fix their broken code, or change to a working properly coded MC solution. both MediaPortal and Plex have no problem with the taskbar in High DPI.


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