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ABSTRACT: The recession of mountain glaciers around the world has been linked to anthropogenic climate change and small glaciers (e.g. < 2 km2) are thought to be particularly vulnerable, with reports of their disappearance from several regions. However, the response of small glaciers to climate change can be modulated by non-climatic factors such as topography and debris cover and there remain a number of regions where their recent change has evaded scrutiny. This paper presents results of the first multi-year remote sensing survey of glaciers in the Kodar Mountains, the only glaciers in SE Siberia, which we compare to previous glacier inventories from this continental setting that reported total glacier areas of 18.8 km2 in ca. 1963 (12.6 km2 of exposed ice) and 15.5 km2 in 1974 (12 km2 of exposed ice). Mapping their debris-covered termini is difficult but delineation of debris-free ice on Landsat imagery reveals 34 glaciers with a total area of 11.72 ± 0.72 km2 in 1995, followed by a reduction to 9.53 ± 0.29 km2 in 2001 and 7.01 ± 0.23 km2 in 2010. This represents a ~ 44% decrease in exposed glacier ice between ca. 1963 and 2010, but with 40% lost since 1995 and with individual glaciers losing as much as 93% of their exposed ice. Thus, although continental glaciers are generally thought to be less sensitive than their maritime counterparts, a recent acceleration in shrinkage of exposed ice has taken place and we note its coincidence with a strong summer warming trend in the region initiated at the start of the 1980s. Whilst smaller and shorter glaciers have, proportionally, tended to shrink more rapidly, we find no statistically significant relationship between shrinkage and elevation characteristics, aspect or solar radiation. This is probably due to the small sample size, limited elevation range, and topographic setting of the glaciers in deep valleys-heads. Furthermore, many of the glaciers possess debris-covered termini and it is likely that the ablation of buried ice is lagging the shrinkage of exposed ice, such that a growth in the proportion of debris cover is occurring, as observed elsewhere. If recent trends continue, we hypothesise that glaciers could evolve into a type of rock glacier within the next few decades, introducing additional complexity in their response and delaying their potential demise.Global and Planetary Change 02/2013; 101:82–96. DOI:10.1016/j.gloplacha.2012.12.010 · 3.71 Impact Factor
Article: Geodetic mass balance of Azarova glacier, Kodar mountains, eastern Siberia, and its links to observed and projected climatic change[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The Kodar mountains in eastern Siberia accommodate 30 small, cold-based glaciers with a combined surface area previously estimated at 19 km2. Very little is known about these glaciers, which were first surveyed in the late 1950s. In this paper, we use terrestrial photogrammetry to calculate changes in the surface area, elevation, volume and geodetic mass balance of Azarova glacier between 1979 and 2007 and relate these to meteorological data from nearby Chara weather station (1938–2007). The glacier surface area declined by 20 6.9% and the surface lowered by an average of 20 1.8 m (mean thinning 0.71 m a–1), resulting in a strongly negative cumulative and average mass balance of –18 1.6 m w. e. and –640 60 mm w. e. a–1, respectively. The July–August air temperature increased at a rate of 0.0368 C a–1 between 1979 and 2007, and the 1980–2007 period was on average 18 C warmer than 1938–79. In comparison to the 1961–90 period, regional climate projections for the A2 and B2 CO2 emission scenarios developed using the PRECIS regional climate model indicate that summer temperatures will increase by 2.6–4.7°C and 4.9–6.2°C, respectively, during the 2071–2100 period. The annual total of solid precipitation will increase by 20% under the B2 scenario but is projected to decline by 3% under the A2 scenario. Azarova glacier exhibits high sensitivity to climatic warming due to its low elevation and exposure to comparatively high summer temperatures. Further summer warming and a decline in solid precipitation projected under the A2 scenario will force Azarova glacier to retreat further, but the impact of an increase in solid precipitation projected under the B2 scenario is more uncertain and requires further investigation before a more conclusive prediction can be made.Annals of Glaciology 07/2011; 52(58):129-137. DOI:10.3189/172756411797252275 · 2.52 Impact Factor
Article: A comparison of glacier melt on debris-covered glaciers in the northern and southern Caucasus[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The glacier coverage in the Caucasus Mountains underwent considerable changes during the last decades. Besides a reduction in glacier area which in some areas is comparable to area changes in the European Alps, also the concentration of supra-glacial debris increased on many glaciers. Only a few glaciers in the Caucasus are monitored on a regular basis, while for most areas no field measurements are available on a continuous basis. In this study the regional differences between the well studied Adyl-su basin on the northern slope of the Caucasus is compared with a similar basin in the South (Zopkhito basin). Special focus is laid on the effect of supra-glacial debris cover on the melt conditions during the ablation season. Systematic differences can be shown for the distribution and temporal increase of the debris cover on the glaciers. While in the Adyl-su basin an extensive debris cover on the glacier tongues is common, only some low lying glacier tongues in the Zopkhito basin show considerable supra-glacial debris. Also the temporal increase in debris cover is decidedly stronger in the North. Field experiments show that the thermal resistance of the debris cover is somewhat higher than in other glacerised regions in the world. A simple ablation model which includes the effect of the debris cover on ice melt indicates considerably stronger melt rates in the northern basin, despite the much more widespread debris distribution. This is due to the different meteorological conditions with more frequent cloud cover and precipitation in the South. Still ablation is strongly influenced in both basins by the occurrence of supra-glacial debris cover, reducing the total amount of melt on the glacier by about 20%. Especially in the lower tongue areas this effect mitigates the area loss of the glaciers considerably.The Cryosphere 07/2011; 5:525-538. DOI:10.5194/tc-5-525-2011 · 4.37 Impact Factor
Article: A sensitivity study for water availability in the Northern Caucasus based on climate projections[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: A strong climatic warming is currently observed in the Caucasus mountains, which has profound impact on runoff generation in the glaciated Glavny (Main) Range and on water availability in the whole region. To assess future changes in the hydrological cycle, the output of a general circulation model was downscaled statistically. For the 21st century, a further warming by 4–7 °C and a slight precipitation increase is predicted. Measured and simulated meteorological variables were used as input into a runoff model to transfer climate signals into a hydrological response under both present and future climate forcings. Runoff scenarios for the mid and the end of the 21st century were generated for different steps of deglaciation. The results show a satisfactory model performance for periods with observed runoff. Future water availability strongly depends on the velocity of glacier retreat. In a first phase, a surplus of water will increase flood risk in hot years and after continuing glacier reduction, annual runoff will again approximate current values. However, the seasonal distribution of streamflow will change towards runoff increase in spring and lower flows in summer.Global and Planetary Change 09/2010; 73(3-4):161-171. DOI:10.1016/j.gloplacha.2010.05.005 · 3.71 Impact Factor
Conference Paper: A comparison of glacier melt on debris covered glaciers in the northern and southern CaucasusEGU General Assembly; 04/2009
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ABSTRACT: The paper discusses the observed and projected warming in the Caucasus region and its implications for glacier melt, water availability and potential hazards. A strong positive trend in summer air temperatures of 0.05 degrees C year(-1) is observed in the high-altitude areas (above 2000 m) providing for a strong glacier melt. A widespread glacier retreat has also been reported between 1985 and 2000, with an average rate of 8 m year(-1). A warming of 5-7 degrees C is projected for the Sum mer months in the 2071-2100 period under the A2 emission group of scenarios, Suggesting that enhanced glacier melt and a changing water balance can be expected.NATO Security through Science Series C: Environmental Security 01/2009; DOI:10.1007/978-90-481-2344-5_15
Article: An Assessment of the Recent Past and Future Climate Change, Glacier Retreat, and Runoff in the Caucasus Region Using Dynamical and Statistical Downscaling and HBV-ETH Hydrological Model[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The paper discusses the observed and projected warming in the Caucasus region and its implications for glacier melt and runoff. A strong positive trend in summer air temperatures of 0.05 degrees C a(-1) is observed in the high-altitude areas providing for a strong glacier melt and continuous decline in glacier mass balance. A warming of 4-7 degrees C and 3-5 degrees C is projected for the summer months in 2071-2100 under the A2 and B2 emission scenarios respectively, suggesting that enhanced glacier melt can be expected. The expected changes in winter precipitation will not compensate for the summer melt and glacier retreat is likely to continue. However, a projected small increase in both winter and summer precipitation combined with the enhanced glacier melt will result in increased summer runoff in the currently glaciated region of the Caucasus (independent of whether the region is glaciated at the end of the twenty-first century) by more than 50% compared with the baseline period.NATO Security through Science Series C: Environmental Security 01/2009; DOI:10.1007/978-90-481-2283-7_8
Conference Paper: Climate and runoff modelling in the Caucasus mountainsEGU General Assembly; 04/2008
Conference Paper: Ablation conditions on debris covered glaciers of the Caucasus and Altay mountains during the 2007 ablation seasonEGU General Assembly; 04/2008
Article: A glacier inventory for the Buordakh Massif, Cherskiy Range, northeast Siberia, and evidence for recent glacier recession[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The Buordakh Massif, in the Cherskiy Range of northeast Siberia, contains mountains over 3000 in and, despite its and climate, numerous glaciers. This paper presents a glacier inventory for the region and documents some 80 glaciers, which range in size from 0.1 to 10.4 km(2) (total glacierized area is ca. 70 km(2)). The inventory is based on mapping derived from Landsat 7 ETM+ satellite imagery from August 2001, augmented with data from field investigations obtained at that time. The glaciers in this region are of the 'firn-less,' cold, continental type, and their mass balance relies heavily on the formation of superimposed ice. The most recent glacier maximum extents have also been delineated, and these are believed to date from the Little Ice Age (ca. A.D. 1550-1850). Glacier areal extent has reduced by some 14.8 km(2) (ca. 17%) since this most. recent maximum. Of the 80 glaciers catalogued, 49 have undergone a measurable retreat from their most recent maximum extent.Arctic Antarctic and Alpine Research 02/2008; 40(1). DOI:10.1657/1523-0430(06-042)[GURNEY]2.0.CO;2 · 1.53 Impact Factor
Article: Recent glacier retreat in the Caucasus Mountains, Russia, and associated increase in supraglacial debris cover and supra-/proglacial lake development[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: This paper reports changes in supraglacial debris cover and supra-/proglacial lake development associated with recent glacier retreat (1985-2000) in the central Caucasus Mountains, Russia. Satellite imagery (Landsat TM and ETM+) was used to map the surface area and supraglacial debris cover on six neighbouring glaciers in the Adylsu valley through a process of manual digitizing on a false-colour composite of bands 5, 4, 3 (red, green, blue). The distribution and surface area of supraglacial and proglacial lakes was digitized for a larger area, which extended to the whole Landsat scene. We also compare our satellite interpretations to field observations in the Adylsu valley. Supraglacial debris cover ranges from < 5% to > 25% on individual glaciers, but glacier retreat between 1985 and 2000 resulted in a 3-6% increase in the proportion of each glacier covered by debris. The only exception to this trend was a very small glacier where debris cover did not change significantly and remote mapping proved more difficult. The increase in debris cover is characterized by a progressive upglacier migration, which we suggest is being driven by focused ablation (and therefore glacier thinning) at the up-glacier limit of the debris cover, resulting in the progressive exposure of englacial debris. Glacier retreat has also been accompanied by an increase in the number of proglacial and supraglacial lakes in our study area, from 16 in 1985 to 24 in 2000, representing a 57% increase in their cumulative surface area. These lakes appear to be impounded by relatively recently lateral and terminal moraines and by debris deposits on the surface of the glacier. The changes in glacier surface characteristics reported here are likely to exert a profound influence on glacier mass balance and their future response to climate change. They may also increase the likelihood of glacier-related hazards (lake outbursts, debris slides), and future monitoring is recommended.Annals of Glaciology 10/2007; DOI:10.3189/172756407782871468 · 2.52 Impact Factor
Article: Long-term change, interannual and intra-seasonal variability in climate and glacier mass balance in the Central Greater Caucasus, Russia[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Long-term trends, interannual and intra-seasonal variability in the mass-balance record from Djankuat glacier, central Greater Caucasus, Russia, are related to local climate change, synoptic and large-scale anomalies in atmospheric circulation. A clear warming signal emerged in the central Greater Caucasus in the early 1990s, leading to a strong increase in ablation. In the absence of a compensating change in winter accumulation, the net mass balance of Djankuat has declined. The highest value of seasonal ablation on record was registered in the summer of 2000. At the beginning of the 21st century these trends reversed. Ablation was below average even in the summer of 2003, which was unusually warm in western Europe. Precipitation and winter accumulation were high, allowing for a partial recovery of net mass balance. The interannual variability in the components of mass balance is weakly related to the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) and the Scandinavian teleconnection patterns, but there is a clear link with the large-scale circulation anomalies represented by the Rossby pattern. Five synoptic categories have been identified for the ablation season of 2005, revealing a strong separation between components of radiation budget, air temperature and daily melt. Air temperature is the main control over melt. The highest values of daily ablation are related to the strongly positive NAO which forces high net radiation, and to the warm and moist advection from the Black Sea.Annals of Glaciology 10/2007; DOI:10.3189/172756407782871323 · 2.52 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Glaciers occupy an area of similar to 1600 km(2) in the Caucasus Mountains. There is widespread evidence of retreat since the Little Ice Age, but an up-to-date regional assessment of glacier change is lacking. In this paper, satellite imagery (Landsat Thematic Mapper and Enhanced Thematic Mapper Plus) is used to obtain the terminus position of 113 glaciers in the central Caucasus in 1985 and 2000, using a manual delineation process based on a false-colour composite (bands 5, 4, 3). Measurements reveal that 94% of the glaciers have retreated, 4% exhibited no overall change and 2% advanced. The mean retreat rate equates to similar to 8 m a(-1), and maximum retreat rates approach similar to 38 m a(-1). The largest (>10 km(2)) glaciers retreated twice as much (similar to 12 m a(-1)) as the smallest (<1 km(2)) glaciers (similar to 6 m a(-1)), and glaciers at lower elevations generally retreated greater distances. Supraglacial debris cover has increased in association with glacier retreat, and the surface area of bare ice has reduced by similar to 10% between 1985 and 2000. Results are compared to declassified Corona imagery from the 1960s and 1970s and detailed field measurements and mass-balance data for Djankuat glacier, central Caucasus. It is concluded that the decrease in glacier area appears to be primarily driven by increasing temperatures since the 1970s and especially since the mid-1990s. Continued retreat could lead to considerable changes in glacier runoff, with implications for regional water resources.Journal of Glaciology 01/2006; 52(176):99-109. DOI:10.3189/172756506781828827 · 3.21 Impact Factor
Article: Interactions between mass balance, atmospheric circulation, and recent climate change on the Djankuat Glacier, Caucasus Mountains, Russia[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: This paper reports recent changes in the mass balance record from the Djankuat Glacier, central greater Caucasus, Russia, and investigates possible relationships between the components of mass balance, local climate, and distant atmospheric forcing. The results clearly show that a strong warming signal has emerged in the central greater Caucasus, particularly since the 1993/1994 mass balance year, and this has led to a significant increase in the summer ablation of Djankuat. At the same time, there has been no compensating consistent increase in winter precipitation and accumulation leading to the strong net loss of mass and increase in glacier runoff. Interannual variability in ablation and accumulation is partly associated with certain major patterns of Northern Hemisphere climatic variability. The positive phase of the North Pacific (NP) teleconnection pattern forces negative geopotential height and temperature anomalies over the Caucasus in summer and results in reduced summer melt, such as in the early 1990s, when positive NP extremes resulted in a temporary decline in ablation rates. The positive phase of the NP is related to El Nino-Southern Oscillation, and it is possible that a teleconnection between the tropical Pacific sea surface temperatures and summer air temperatures in the Caucasus is bridged through the NP pattern. More recently, the NP pattern was predominantly negative, and this distant moderating forcing on summer ablation in the Caucasus was absent. Statistically significant correlations are observed between accumulation and the Scandinavian (SCA) teleconnection pattern. The frequent occurrence of the positive SCA phase at the beginning of accumulation season results in lower than average snowfall and reduced accumulation. The relationship between the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), Arctic Oscillation, and accumulation is weak, although positive precipitation anomalies in the winter months are associated with the negative phase of the NAO. A stronger positive correlation is observed between accumulation on Djankuat and geopotential height over the Bay of Biscay unrelated to the established modes of the Northern Hemisphere climatic variability. These results imply that the mass balance of Djankuat is sensitive to the natural variability in the climate system. Distant forcing, however, explains only 16% of the variance in the ablation record and cannot fully explain the recent increase in ablation and negative mass balance.Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres 01/2005; DOI:10.1029/2004JD005213 · 3.44 Impact Factor
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It's almost May 1st, or May Day, a holiday widely celebrated in Europe. My favorite part of this fête nationale in France is the muguet, or lily of the valley, that delicate flower with droplets of blooms that resemble little white wedding bells. You can enjoy its fresh, redolent scent in Diorissimo, a signature fragrance of the House of Dior. Christian Dior's favorite flower was, in fact, le muguet, one of the most beloved symbols of happiness in France. On le premier mai en France, most everything is closed, but you can still find all kinds of bouquets of muguet sold throughout–from street corners to flower shops.
Voilà there's one terrific gift idea for the lovely lady in your life for this Mother's Day. Read about many more at my Online Shopping page. Many of the online boutiques I feature actually showcase European goods or goods of such fine quality that they could pass for European made. Telluride Truffle and Ruth's Toffee are such examples and indeed the quality of their products rivals some of the delectable treats I've sampled from France's top chocolatiers. What mom wouldn't be thrilled to receive some sweets from these two Colorado-based confectioners! Pay close attention to the instructions on my Online Shopping page to receive a 10% discount on online orders from these two purveyors and all others highlighted on that page (and below).
Nothing says holiday like bubbly, especially when it's champagne. Send mom a beautiful bottle of champagne rosé from Henri's Reserve to celebrate her. I promise she'll be tickled pink.
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It's been snowing like crazy here in Colorado these past ten days. We had a couple of bluebird days in the middle of two huge storms, which made our sparkling blanket of snow diamonds shine all the more brilliantly.
But let me tell you about the other kind of diamonds–the real ones, prized stones whose glistening facets have held people in rapt attention for centuries. These stones become even more magnificent when they have been placed into exquisite settings by world renowned jewelers such as Cartier. You'll see an avalanche of them as well as emeralds, rubies, sapphires, onyx, turquoise and other precious and semi precious stones that have been crafted into fabulous jewelry and objets at Brilliant: Cartier in the 20th Century at the Denver Art Museum (DAM), a world-exclusive exhibition open–now for extended hours–through March 17th.
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Wishing You the Best for 2015
How are you, dear reader?
I wish you good health, love and joy in this new year. It might seem like these well wishes are coming a little late, but strike it up to the French in me. In France, it's tout à fait acceptable to extend new year's wishes–both verbally and in writing–through January 31. I love how most everyone you encounter in France echoes choruses of "bonne année, bonne santé" throughout the whole month of January. I'm sure that this year those wishes are even more sincere.
After a super busy holiday season teaching skiing day after day at the Telluride Ski Resort during an extremely cold period of time, I finally collapsed from a mega head cold and sheer exhaustion (perhaps partly brought on by my big move the first part of December). I spent a whole week on the couch, one marked by the tragedy of the events that unfolded in Paris. So very sad. Like so many, my heart ached for all involved and for my beloved France. I checked in with my friends in Paris to express my love and support, many of whom attended the demonstration that was held a week ago today. Vive la France! Vive Franco-American friendship and may the French forgive us for the faux pas of not sending proper representation on their important day of solidarité.
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Grateful for My Friends in France and Belgium
I'm big at counting my blessings year round. As challenging as life can be, I try as much as possible to pause and feel truly grateful for all that I have in my life.
There's so much for which to be grateful, especially when it comes to love. There's nothing like feeling love and appreciation. There's nothing like feeling valued. There's nothing like feeling your heart swell with love–day after day after day.
I was blessed with an outpouring of love during my recent trip to Europe when friends in France went out of their way to meet with me for coffee, organize special dinners, include me in on Sunday lunches and chat with me at great length over leisurely breakfasts and afternoon teas. My friends in Antwerp entertained me all weekend long. And throughout every encounter, I felt a connectedness with my European friends that made it feel as though I had just seen them the week before. (It had, in fact, been many years.)
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Highlights from My France Trip 2014
How silly of me to think that I could work in a few blog posts while traveling through France during these past few weeks! Really.
That was my intention but I'm afraid I failed mercifully at the task. Instead, I was busy experiencing life in France rather than taking time to write about it sur place. Sure, I took tons of notes and I will be churning out stories from this trip–both here at my blog and in updates of my guidebooks–in the months to come. (I'm also doing a downloadable guide for A Tour of the Heart: A Seductive Cycling Trip Through France, so the information will serve there, too.)
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Keurig and Company Kill My Coffee, Tea and Me
I'm practically on the eve of departing for a big trip to France and I'm excited about many things: the flakey croissants that taste far superior to most sold in the U.S., the fabulous runny unpasteurized cheeses you can't find stateside (unless smuggled in), slightly chilled red wines such as a good Fleury, rich French stews such as a daube Provençal or a boeuf aux carottes, a savory couscous, the perfect omelet–well, you get the picture. As much as I love France for its beauty and the French for their joie de vivre, I guess I am most looking forward to their food and drink.
Coffee and tea rank tops on that list, too. I'm more of a tea drinker and the French do tea–in my humble opinion–as well as the English. By mid-morning I love a good coffee, whether it's a creamy café au lait or an espresso ladened with lots of sugar. Yes, the French do it right at home, in restaurants, cafés and hotels. It has been a while since I was in France but last time I checked, they still hadn't adapted the American tradition of having a coffee pot in hotel rooms. Mais non, their approach was always far more civilized and if you wanted a coffee or tea–even in small, modest hotels–they'd bring it to you. And it would be delicious, served on a little tray accompanied with cold or hot milk and often un petit pot of hot water.
For breakfast, they always gladly delivered your hot beverages to your room–with or without a basket of pâtisseries, something that is tout à fait normale, or common practice. Having breakfast in bed always has been more the norm in France than not. I'm praying that this tradition has been upheld.
If I enter a hotel room–not to mention more than one or two–and find those stupid personal coffee makers à la Keurig, I think I'll have a fit. Who ever was so stupid to invent those devices? I had a huge experience with them on a ten-day trip this summer where they were proudly displayed at every coffee station inside and out of the rooms. I can't tell you the aggravation I had getting them to work properly–they didn't half the time. And if they worked, often the coffee was cold. I had a few excellent cups of coffee and tea from them but none was worth the aggravation. I even had to call housekeeping a couple of times to help out and they ended up scratching their heads.
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Jefferson, France, Wine and Radio
Thomas Jefferson, America's founding father, primary author of the Declaration of Independence and third president of the United States, was perhaps America's first and most devoted Francophile. During his time as minister to France, he lived in Paris five years where he resided in an elegant residence on the Champs-Elysées and entertained his American and French friends with fine food and wine from his newly-adopted land. In Paris, he became truly serious about the pleasures of the table.
Funny how that sounds familiar, since that happens to most of us when we go to France. And wine is always a big part of the equation. Thomas Jefferson was one of the leading figures in facilitating the importation of wine into the U.S. from France and other European countries. Widely recognized as the most knowledgeable wine connoisseur of his day, Jefferson was a staunch advocate of the virtues of wine throughout his life. "No nation is drunken where wine is cheap; and none sober, where the dearness of wine substitutes ardent spirits as the common beverage," he once argued.
"Here! here!" I say. How true that is–just like a satisfying meal; if it's delicious, you don't need to overeat, whereas if you're not satiated, you'll likely keep on eating–or drinking–until you are. (I'd say that's part of the problem in America today.)
I'm thinking a lot about Jefferson these days because I'm in full-on French experience mode, planning a trip to my beloved land where I lived eleven years (in Paris). This devotee of French culture, gastronomy–and the human experience in general–also comes to mind, since Monsieur Jefferson aka Clay Jenkinson is going to be in Telluride, Colorado this Sunday and I plan to go to hear him and say bonjour.
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The Good Life France
Ahhhh, la France. I never let le quatorze juillet go by without celebrating France. Even though I've been busy bopping around Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona, this year was no exception. I'll let you know soon what I did in this hot, desert land to toast the richness of my beloved France on its Fête Nationale, but first I'd like to share with you a slice of The Good Life France. Before I left Telluride, I interviewed Janine Marsh, founder and editor of this terrific website/blog for my Travel Fun radio show.
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Veggie here! My dh is not but enjoys meatless meals and is open to no-meat at home. Or at least, no meat purchased or cooked by me. He rarely cooks it but will usually opt for meat at restaurants.
Our 4 year old doesn't eat much meat (he likes pepperoni, thanks to DH) but he's far too picky for me to label him as vegetarian. He's just 4. ;)
Our 4 year old doesn't eat much meat (he likes pepperoni, thanks to DH) but he's far too picky for me to label him as vegetarian. He's just 4. ;)
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I think "pure vegetarian" is a more common form for the type of ascetic vegetarianism that involves no eggs or pungent foods (garlic / leek / onion / shallot), but allows dairy. Of course, in a lot of parts of India, dairy cows are treated much better than in countries with a more industrial system, like in, say, the US (though I have heard that the bulls aren't always treated so well, though they're not killed for food).
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Just received this Bob and it's even better than I thought. Those windows in the background look like ghostly figures, much more so holding it in my hand. Love it.
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Very powerful image Bob...excellent.
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I had to have this it's so profound. Faith can be decaying, frayed around the edges, even falling down, but with Divine help, stands. Proof that a picture can say more than 1000 words. VF
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Faith abides, Bob, through your sensitive, wonderful vision. f/v
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This is great..Love it All...your amazing..but I love Black, and white something about it that gives some images that..something..lol
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Excellent composition with the dark touch, Bob, the detailed broken window just like a magnet for the eyes!
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Daily favourite Surreal Geometry! Cheers, Barbara
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If I have the gift of prophecy....what if I found it all. What would one do, what would you do Bob? Great power image and passage to make one ponder. Cheers, Barbara V/F
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The symbolism is astounding in this piece of work Bob...and Corinthians - perfect! And as Leonards sings - there is a crack...a crack in everything...that's how the light gets in... brilliant work! wow! f/v/t/g+ fb
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Broken window so the soul can be seen.......... Outstanding use of symbolism in this photo, my friend...... and what a great light and shadows !!!!!! f,v, SU
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Bob, very moving and creative image that shows what has been broken with love and the light you depict here, we can move forward "out of darkness and into His glorious Light". Excellent work and love that scripture, f/v.
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Courtesy Big K.R.I.T. & Returnof4eva.
I'm on the road again, with The Smokers Club check for cities & tickets come pour up with ya partner. You can also enter 2 win free tickets here. The 1st few designs from The Smokers Club clothing line just dropped u can buy it here. Below r some new videos from me that have been released over the past month. My debut album Live From The Underground coming 2012 1. Smoke DZA "He has Risen" directed by Creative Control - http://youtu.be/1dXMQ9JqJEk 2. Smokers Club Tour part deux | Week 1 - http://youtu.be/aSptFITIj60 3. Cuzzin Todd "Hermes blanket flow" - http://youtu.be/RKYV-XvTrwU 4. Big K.R.I.T. Speaks To The People - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suer3KvS5ro
MP3: Robin Thicke f/ Lil Wayne - "Pretty Lil Heart"
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Video: Amante Da Prez - "Southernmatic Trailer 2" & "Toast 2 Good Times" Snippet
From Journees Music Enterprises.
"Here is another trailer we put together for Southernmatic album droppin 11/24/11, Thanksgiving Day @ 11 24 am. Food for you soul, while you enjoy food, family, and of course football!"
PR: Sense - AXxil of Macial 12" EP Pre-Order (Limited to 100)
Courtesy Keith Downey.
Hi folks, We can confirm that the new Sense EP will be a joint release between Psychonavigation & Detroit Underground. AXxil Of Macial EP is a 6 track release and will be available on very limited 12" vinyl (100 copies) in December and as a digital download from mid January 2012.
Mixtape: B. Holy - "Open Heart Surgery 2: Rekovery Room"
Courtesy Revo Media Group.
Dallas born and bred rapper, B.Holy is ready to release his latest mixtape, Open Heart Surgery 2: Rekovery Room. B.Holy is a Christian rapper that has been steadily making waves over the past couple of years. Rekovery Room is the sequel to the immensely popular Open Heart Surgery mixtape that was released earlier this year. The mixtape is mixed and hosted by Texas' own DJ Steel.
Download: Bandcamp: http://bholy.bandcamp.com/album/open-heart-surgery-pt-2-rekovery-room-mixtape
Related Content: B. Holy - Open Heart Surgery 2 (Trailer) (Video)
Video: The Black Opera - "Villains"
Courtesy Steph @ A-Side.
"The Second Installment of The Black Op Era is in progress. This is the First Video Demonstration "Villains" (instruments composed by Nick Speed) from the upcoming project "EnterMission." SPREAD THE WARNING."
MP3: DTMD - "The Flame (Def Dee Remix)"
Courtesy Mello Music Group.
DTMD has been enjoying the success of their debut album Makin' Dollas which was recently released. MMG decided to take one of the more popular tracks on the album, The Flame, and give it the young Seattle based producer Def Dee (Cheap Heat). Dee came back with a new version of the track that goes hard, so we thought why not let people hear it.
Audio: Free Download: DTMD - The Flame [Def Dee Remix] http://mellomusicgroup.bandcamp.com/track/the-flame-def-dee-remix .
Audio: Nick Nemesis - "Cry Babies" (prod. Joel Venom)
Courtesy Nick Nemesis.
3rd installment of Wildin Wednesday! Getting at all those crying ass baby rappers out there! http://soundcloud.com/nicknemesis/cry-babies-nick-nemesis Listen/Download^ Contact Info www.twitter.com/nicknemesis www.facebook.com/nicknemz www.youtube.com/nemesis2245 www.reverbnation.com/nicknemesis www.myspace.com/nemesis2245
Video: Napoleon Da Legend - "Oxygen (Part 1)"
Courtesy NDL.
Here's a sneak peek of "Oxygen" from DMV's Napoleon Da Legend's upcoming yet "untitled" solo project dropping early 2012. The video was directed by Tana of StreetHeat films. N.D.L's first EP "The Myth or The Legend" out now on iTunes, Amazon & CD Baby. Also be on the look out for "The Sugar Cayne Experiment" produced by Crazy Al Cayne (CAC-TV.com).
UPDATE: Nov. 4th Show - Doors Open at 7pm + Eternia at A3C
Courtesy Sav One.
EVENT: Sage Francis x Eternia x Rob Swift x Metermaids!!UPDATE: Apologies...Doors Open at 7pm, so please come early! It's going to be a great night, with amazing performances! I added some footage below from A3C for checking this update. Thank you for your continued support & hope to see you Friday night. Eternia at A3C in Atlanta: * http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84PMppnyF_Y&t=9m33s * Friday, November 4th at Irving Plaza 17 Irving Place, New York, NY 10003 Doors Open at 7:00pm * http://tinyurl.com/SageFrancisNYCtix *
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