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- romaine lettuce leaves
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This dish of roasted broccoli and tomatoes is tossed with bright Mediterranean ingredients just before serving.
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- Exactly what we needed
- Are you kidding? This place is super-fabulous-great-terrific
Hard Rock Hotel ChicagoThe Loop, Chicago | 4 star hotelfrom $204
- Cool Hotel
- Sleek decor but need to work out the kinks
- Some things to keep in mind....
Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel ChicagoGold Coast, Chicago | 4 star hotelfrom $152
- Better than Home
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- Not again here either
Warwick Allerton Hotel ChicagoMagnificent Mile/River North, Chicago | 3 star hotelfrom $155
- Location!
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Hyatt Chicago Magnificent MileMagnificent Mile/River North, Chicago | 3 star hotelfrom $217
- Great hotel
- Loved the Wyndham!
- Great location, Great Room
Sheraton Chicago Hotel and TowersMagnificent Mile/River North, Chicago | 4 star hotelfrom $191
- Disappointed
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- Loved It
The Westin Michigan Avenue ChicagoMagnificent Mile/River North, Chicago | 4 star hotelfrom $182
- Heavenly Bed IS heavenly
- Fabulous Location...Room a Little Small
- Exquisite corner room view of the Mag Mile!!!
The Westin Chicago River NorthMagnificent Mile/River North, Chicago | 4 star hotelfrom $213
- Best night's sleep in town!
- Breakaway Offer
W Chicago - City CenterThe Loop, Chicago | 4 star hotelfrom $206
- Nice staff-terribly trained
- Very nice hotel; I was pleased
- Have to check it out!
The James ChicagoMagnificent Mile/River North, Chicago | 5 star hotelfrom $195
- A pleasant and upbeat experience
- James was OK, but not fantastic
- Great Hotel, Great Location
Wyndham Grand Chicago RiverfrontLoop, Chicago | 3 star hotelfrom $190
- Some great views.
- Hotel 71 rocks!
- Potential but not a four star.
Holiday Inn Chicago Mart Plaza River NorthRiver North, Chicago | 3 star hotelfrom $136
- Great View
- Don't go for the pool
- Excellent! I Highly Recommend!
Crowne Plaza Chicago - The MetroThe Loop, Chicago | 3 star hotelfrom $162
- Nothing Spectacular
- Great Chicago Lodging
- Fantastic hotel! Great rates!
W Chicago LakeshoreMagnificent Mile/River North, Chicago | 4 star hotelfrom $203
- Good service hit and miss
- Stay some where eles!!!
- Very Hip W
Hotel FelixMagnificent Mile/River North, Chicago | 4 star hotelfrom $163
Hyatt Regency ChicagoThe Loop, Chicago | 4 star hotelfrom $170
- We Will Definitly return!
- A room with NO BED????????
- Not up to par
Sofitel Chicago Water TowerMagnificent Mile/River North, Chicago | 4 star hotelfrom $197
- I Will Never Stay Anywhere Else!
- Wonderful food, great design and atmosphere
- Great bathrooms
Fairmont Chicago Millennium ParkThe Loop, Chicago | 5 star hotelfrom $208
- Fantastic Fourth
- Shocking experience!
- Wonderful getaway at the Fairmont
Congress Plaza HotelThe Loop, Chicago | 3 star hotelfrom $139
- Depressing.
- Creepy, creepy, creepy
- Made our stay in Chicago wonderful.
The Drake HotelMagnificent Mile/River North, Chicago | 4 star hotelfrom $184
- They ruined Mothers Day!
- Loved The Drake!
- Loved the Drake
Conrad ChicagoMagnificent Mile, Chicago | 5 star hotelfrom $209
- Excellent Hotel
- A great hotel.
Doubletree by Hilton Chicago Magnificent MileCentral Chicago, Chicago | 4 star hotelfrom $151
- Worst Hotel Ever Experienced
- ***BEWARE*** Choose another hotel in Chicago
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Steven Roth, Vornado Realty Trust chairman and chief executive, resigned from the board of department store chain J.C. Penney Co Inc., on Friday, Sept. 13, Reuters reported.
Vornado, which owns 6.1% of Penney shares, said at an investor conference earlier this week that it planned to sell all of its 13.4 million Penney shares, the report continued. Vornado owns office buildings and retail properties in New York and Washington.
Roth had been on the board since early 2011. Vornado sold nearly half of its shares in JC Penney earlier this year, according to Reuters.
JC Penney shares ended 0.6% percent lower, at $13.82, on Friday.
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With Tron Legacy set to debut in 2010, don't be surprised if turquoise and, more specifically, turquoise LED strips get slapped onto anything and everything. Exhibit A: The Pulse, a concept fixed-gear with electric turn signals and a luminescent frame... Personally, I'm into it — as you can probably tell from my use of the color on BBG posts. [via Core77]
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I was prepared to hate this with all my might, until I saw the Dude abiding Kung-fu style.
Pantograph, I had the exact same reaction. Exact.
Fellas, there is a scene in the movie where the first-film Bridges fights with the sequel Bridges.
Double the bridges, double the f-u-n.
The dude doesn't abide the dude?
I think the lighting on the bike is a great leap forward in lighting. We have had a bad habit of point source lighting on vehicles, which obscures their shape and size. It also makes all the vehicles blend together. lighting surfaces is so much better. I wish they could find a way to light streets in a similar way.
It's a shame the designers didn't grok that chainrings/cranks aren't, er, ensconced *behind* the seat/down tubes/bottom bracket. It looks like somebody drew a triangle on a photo of a bike with a luminescent sharpie.
But hey, maybe it angles out, to become a tiny little chain guard? lol
You can do this sort of thing right now. EL wire! (One source: http://www.elbestbuy.com/, but there are many others). I've also used the cold-cathode DLG on my trike preferring (of course) the electric blue (http://rockthebike.com/down-low-glow –there *are* cheaper ways to do this, yes, but the DLG is a nice package).
Glowing things FTW!
I… I was born to late to see the original Tron, I guess, but is this supposed to be a movie about a world where everything is designed by Evil Apple?
does this mean "Automan" will finally be released on dvd?
#7 Is there any other kind?
#8 Automan!! Boy I hope not, but I'm as guilty as most geeks mur age for watching that show every week, and the motorbike/knightrider knock off Street Hawk
Oh. My. God. That looks… incredible.
It really tied the ROM together….
And for the mandatory steampunk tie-in, I have to name-drop Charlotte who rode a pennyfarthing a hundred miles overnight with EL glow wire wheels. The retrofuture is now.
(Not to mention the prospect of a Tron / Babbage reboot)


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Nokia is prime because there is a lot of tax loss selling until year end. Once that subsides, a strong early January rally can be expected. They also talk about how Apple couold be a prime candidate to take over Nokia. Apple's stock valuation rises and falls more in one day than they would have to pay for Nokia.
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Were North Koreans ordered to get a haircut like Kim Jong Un?
Recent visitors to the country say they've seen no evidence of any mass haircutting, but fashion police exist.
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TOKYO—North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's distinctive hairstyle is the 'do of the day on the Internet, thanks to a viral report that every male university student in the capital is now under orders to get a buzz just like it. But it appears the barbers of Pyongyang aren't exactly sharpening their scissors.
Recent visitors to the country say they've seen no evidence of any mass haircutting. North Korea watchers smell another imaginative but uncorroborated rumour.
The thinly sourced reports say an order went out a few weeks ago for university students to buzz cut the sides of their heads just like Kim. Washington, D.C.-based Radio Free Asia cited unnamed sources as saying an unwritten directive from somewhere within the ruling Workers' Party went out early this month, causing consternation among students who didn't think the new 'do would suit them.
"I was there just a few days ago, and no sign of that," said Simon Cockerell of Koryo Tours, which specializes in bringing foreign tourists to North Korea. "It's definitely not true."
An AP journalist in Pyongyang also said he had not seen any recent changes in hairstyles among college students in the capital.
Wide interest in the reports reflect the fascination the outside world has had with the unique hairstyles of both Kim Jong Un and his father, the late Kim Jong Il, who had a one-of-a-kind bouffant.
Though the forced grooming story may be one of many reported oddities about North Korea life that turn out to be false, it is true that the government has its own "fashion police."
Choe Cheong-ha, a defector who left North Korea in 2004, said members of a government-run youth organization routinely check for people who are not dressed appropriately. He said they look for whether people are wearing the mandatory lapel pins with the images of former leaders Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il, or for violations such as blue jeans, clothes with English words or above-the-knee dresses.
But Choe said directives on hairstyles weren't much of an issue, since most people voluntarily keep their hair neat and conservatively styled.
In 2005, however, the government waged war against men with long hair, calling them unhygienic anti-socialist fools and directing them to wear their hair "socialist style." It derided shabbily coifed men as "blind followers of bourgeois lifestyle." The country's state-run Central TV even identified violators by name and address, exposing them to jeers from other citizens.
The hair campaign, dubbed "Let's trim our hair according to socialist lifestyle," required that hair be kept no longer than 5 centimetres. Older men received a small exemption to allow comb-overs.
The campaign claimed long hair hampers brain activity by taking oxygen away from nerves in the head. It didn't explain why women were allowed to grow long hair.
With women's hair, too, there have been misperceptions.
Photos of suggested hairstyles posted outside women's hair salons — the kind allow a customer to show her hairdresser what she wants — are regularly depicted by foreign media as showing the only sanctioned styles North Korean women can choose from.
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Taylor Swift has the ear of Apple, and by far the top album of 2015 thus far.
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More than four years ago, just as China's movie market was starting to boom, Thomas Tull, the producer behind blockbusters including "The Dark Knight," "The Hangover," "Man of Steel" and "300," was casting about for a concept that might particularly suit Chinese audiences — and travel globally....
"Magic Mike XXL" outmuscled the "Terminator" at the movie box office in Tuesday evening pre-shows.
Macy's is joining the line of companies cutting ties with Donald Trump over the real estate mogul's comments about Mexican immigrants.
Donald Trump made good on his promise to sue Spanish-language broadcaster Univision over its decision to scrap plans to air the Miss Universe and Miss USA pageants.
At 4:30 in the afternoon, Zhou Xinxin, a 35-year-old vice president of marketing for a Chinese medical company, was playing hooky from work. He settled into a plush red chair at the IMAX Wanda Cinema in central Beijing, donned a pair of 3-D glasses and prepared to get his fill of velociraptors,...
The Japanese robot cat Doraemon broke through at Chinese cinemas last week, overtaking the Avengers to claim top spot at the box office as foreign films ruled the charts.
Sam Heughan, as "Outlander" hero Jamie Fraser, was at the center of one of TV's most talked-about moments last season.
Lester Holt got off to a strong start in his first week as permanent anchor of "NBC Nightly News."
Mainland China's box-office receipts jumped nearly 50% in the first half of 2015, powered by Hollywood tentpoles "Furious 7," "Avengers: Age of Ultron" and "Jurassic World."
NBCUniversal delivered a message to Donald Trump over his recent remarks regarding immigrants: You're fired.
AC/DC's long defiance of streaming music services is coming to an end on the eve of Apple's new music service debut.
Walt Disney Co. is merging its interactive and consumer products divisions, highlighting new technology's ability to erase boundaries between once distinct businesses.
Private equity firm Silver Lake has acquired Cast & Crew Entertainment Services, the Burbank-based payroll services company, for $700 million.
Discovery Communications has scored the European television rights to four Olympic Games starting in 2018, the company announced Monday.
Apple's streaming service officially launches on Tuesday, putting the tech giant into what has evolved into the fastest-growing way that consumers listen to music.
Veteran actor Ian McKellen celebrated with a Vine video. Singer Miley Cyrus rejoiced with some screaming and a few emojis. And talk show host Ellen DeGeneres summed up her joy in two words and a hashtag.
Warner Bros. is about to premiere a major expansion of its backlot tour in a bid to grab a larger share of Los Angeles' lucrative tourism business.
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court ruled Friday that states cannot ban same-sex marriage. And the majority of Hollywood was rapturous.
Sirius XM will pay record labels $210 million to settle a dispute over oldies, the satellite radio provider said Friday.
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Walt Disney Studios announced Thursday it has crossed the $1-billion mark at the domestic box office after 174 days, beating its previous record of 188 days in 2012.
It's official. Taylor Swift's album "1989" will be available on Apple's new music service, following the company's reversal of a controversial policy on royalties.
Fox News chief Roger Ailes has signed a new multi-year contract to remain with 21st Century Fox.
There's a three-way race this weekend as "Ted 2," "Inside Out" and "Jurassic World" rack up ticket sales that could put June within range of being the biggest month ever at the box office.
Veteran news director Scott Diener is leaving KCBS-KCAL after just over five years on the job.
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Former Alaska governor and Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin will no longer be a paid contributor to Fox News Channel.
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LEXINGTON, Ohio - As the laps dwindled, Chris Buescher's anxiety rose.
BROOKLYN, Mich. - Even Jimmie Johnson has a temper - one that was on display long before he became a six-time champion and one of NASCAR's most respected drivers.
When Jason Leffler was killed in a sprint car crash last summer, Tony Stewart passionately defended the grassroots racing of America.
LONG POND, Pa. - Dale Earnhardt Jr. traded hats, waited for his cue, and flashed three fingers for the cameras.
Long before Jimmie Johnson arrived on the NASCAR scene, Jeff Gordon was the fastest thing on wheels.
INDIANAPOLIS - The reminders that Jeff Gordon won here 20 years ago plaster Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
INDIANAPOLIS - Juan Pablo Montoya is back at Indianapolis Motor Speedway - one night only, an encore of sorts, in a guest-starring role for Team Penske.
INDIANAPOLIS - Dale Jarrett loved his win so much he had to celebrate it with a kiss.
EDINBURGH, Ind. - Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Graham Rahal are used to occasional fireworks when drivers get upset at the track.
There is no clearer example of the disconnect between NASCAR and its teams then the fight earlier this year over the procedures to cool cars down during qualifying.
LOUDON, N.H. - Brad Keselowski had a couple of impressive performances at New Hampshire. It's the victory celebration that again gave him fits.
LOUDON, N.H. - NASCAR President Mike Helton said Friday there is no animosity from the governing body toward the recently formed, nine-team Race Team Alliance that will collaborate on initiatives and issues facing auto racing.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Mike Helton has seen Talladega Superspeedway's capacity expand in boom times and shrink along with the crowds at one of NASCAR's signature tracks, moving in tandem with the sport's ebbs and flows.
RICHMOND, Va. - Aric Almirola waited two days to experience one of the highlights of his first victory in NASCAR's premier series.
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - NASCAR's national series tracks announced Thursday that they are asking fans to refrain from displaying the Confederate flag at races following the deadly attack at a South Carolina church two weeks ago.
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Jordan Taylor stood atop the podium at Le Mans, surveyed the massive crowd below him, and thought of only one thing to scream.
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Future network must make it easier for Soldiers to train, plan, operate from garrison to foxhole By Brig. Gen. Daniel P. Hughes and Ms. Jennifer Zbozny When you think "modernization," the next word that comes to mind probably isn't "simplify." Progress often implies more systems, with greater complexity—saturating Soldiers with technology and then surging the underlying infrastructure necessary to support everything from power to training. But does it have to? As we plan the Army's future tactical communications network—a top modernization priority as the Army transitions to a smaller but still highly capable force—we have a different vision. Picture a landscape in which Soldiers can start up a wireless command […]
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Black History 360: The Schomburg's 6th Annual Summer Education Institute
- Family & Education
- 515 Malcolm X Blvd, New York, NY, 10037
Films at the Schomburg: Freedom Summer
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
Tuesday, July 8, 2014 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM (EDT)
Veteran Director Stanley Nelson captures the volatile months of the 1964 Freedom Summer (runtime, 113 mins) through remarkable period footage and the firsthand testimonies of volunteers who were transformed by their time in Mississippi. A talk-back will follow the screening with Nelson and voices from the film.
Stanley Nelson, an award-winning documentary filmmaker, Emmy Award–winning MacArthur "Genius Grant" fellow, and member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, is the director of 12 documentary features. He is cofounder of Firelight Media, which provides technical education and professional support to emerging documentarians.
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Brilliant Gem 1925-S Peace Dollar1925-S $1 MS65 NGC. In terms of high grade (MS65 and finer) rarity, the 1925-S compares favorably to the 1928-S. Unlike the 1928-S, however, the 1925-S is not known to either NGC or PCGS in grades above the MS65 level, a fact that confirms the importance of the present example among advanced Peace dollar collectors. This is an untoned, ice-white Gem with fulsome luster that alternates between frosty and satiny textures. When offered in Mint State, this issue is apt to display excessive bagmarks and/or poorly impressed features. The present example, on the other hand, is free from any notable abrasions. The strike is also well above average for an S-mint issue in this series with only a little softness in the centers. A coin with eye appeal to spare. Census: 50 in 65, 0 finer (4/07).(Registry values: N4719) (NGC ID# 257M, PCGS# 7366)
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I started publishing my drawings since high school as an editorial cartoonist, which I continued throughout college. Originally, I began drawing by hand with pen and ink, but grew to incorporate Adobe Photoshop, which I use almost thoroughly today. My experience also includes using Adobe Illustrator and Adobe InDesign, both of which I use almost on a regular basis for logo designs and postcard and signage layouts.
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Campari's Saccardi Sells EU2.4 Million of Stock After Share Gain
Sept. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Davide Campari-Milano SpA Managing Director Stefano Saccardi sold 2.45 million euros ($3.2 million) of the company's stock after shares rose to a record this month.
Saccardi divested 408,646 shares of Milan-based Campari at 5.99 euros each on Sept. 17 in the exercise of stock options, according to a statement distributed late yesterday by the Italian stock exchange. On Sept. 14, the last trading day before the transaction, Campari rose 1.5 percent in Milan to 6.10 euros, a record close at the time.
Campari, which produces the eponymous red liquor, Skyy Vodka and Wild Turkey bourbon, has advanced 11 percent this month. The company posted an 8 percent gain on Sept. 3 when it announced a deal to purchase Jamaican rum maker Lascelles deMercado & Co. On Sept. 14, Franco Peroni, Campari's group product supply-chain officer, exercised stock options, selling 1.57 million euros of shares at 6.01 euros each.
Campari, which started trading on the exchange in June 2001, rose less than 1 percent to 6.08 euros on Sept. 21.
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Yes, I'm the Guy Who Likes Tales from Topographic Oceans
I didn't realize Chris Squire had been diagnosed with cancer, so his death this week took me completely by surprise. He really was my favorite member of Yes. His thundering, mile-a-minute bass lines, sometimes indistinguishable from a guitar, were a hallmark of the band's sound. As has been noted elsewhere, he'll be missed.
Jason Crane — who's interviewed literally hundreds of musicians for his podcast, The Jazz Session — decided to celebrate Squire's life by listening to Yes' entire studio catalogue. Brave man; Tormato is in there, after all. He tweeted the whole experience, which apparently clocked in at something like 17 hours.
But that got me to thinking about what I ought to listen to, because I suddenly realized it's been years since I really listened to any Yes. Fragile and The Yes Album are obvious touchstones, but I've got a soft spot for Going for the One (which included "Parallels," which I think was the first Yes song credited solely to Squire) and even Relayer (maybe just because it seems so obscure an album).
I settled for a YouTube spin of "Close to the Edge," live from 1977. Difficult to hear Squire's bass parts, but it was good to hear after all these years.
Then I remembered Tales from Topographic Oceans.
Even though Tormato, like, exists, I get the feeling Topographic Oceans is the band's most reviled album. It's a double album with four tracks — one song per side — and it's a concept album, where the concept comes from a footnote in an eastern-religion book Jon Anderson was reading. Granted, it's a "lengthy" footnote about shastric scriptures that cover vast expanses of life: religion, art, music, architecture, social living. It's probably pages long.
The pretentiousness of it all is what turns people off, I think. But to me, this album sings. "The Revealing Science of God" (a.k.a. Side One) stands up to any of the band's other side-long pieces. It's got a dramatic intro buildup that really works, and it's even got a catchy riff to hang onto. Side Three, "The Ancient," is where things get a little weird, with a chaotic rustle of a jam interrupted by Anderson speak-singing what appear to be various ancient names for the sun. But even that part works for me.
I'll admit to some outside influence. Topographic Oceans is best enjoyed on vinyl, because of that gorgeous Roger Dean cover art and the gatefold packaging with all the lyrics splayed out. It's a beautiful album.
Then there's the way that old songs unlock memories. I bought Topographic Oceans during a particuarly good summer at home during my college years, when our high school clique was spending a lot of time together. The hot weather made it hard to sleep, so I'd open the bedroom window and listen to records in the moonlight.
So… yeah. I'm going to give that one a spin.
Of course, the more direct way to fete Squire is to play Fish out of Water, his excellent 1975 solo album. It stands up well against Yes' own catalogue; if you're a fan, you owe it to yourself to hear this one for its mix of songwriting and instrumental rigor. "Hold Out Your Hand" is a solid, tough-handed song with prog shadings, and "Lucky Seven" is a catchy, low-key 7/8 jam (try not to think of The Who's "Eminence Front"). And I really enjoy the proggy jam on "Silently Falling."
Squire would probably prefer that people remember some of his more recent work, too, but I didn't keep up with any of it, other than hearing bits of Squackett, his band with Steve Hackett. As you might expect, it's got an AOR sheen rather than any prog magic.
So, those would be my picks. Squire deserves a more thorough tribute than just spinning "The Fish" again. And if you must investigate Tormato, I'll admit that I like "Release Release," and Squire's own "Onward" is a pretty little lullabye of a song.
Wisdom, Balance, Purity, Peace: A Choral Harmony in Biggi Vinkeloe's Jade
Biggi Vinkeloe et.al. — Jade: New Spiritual Music (Futura, 2015)
Jade is an ambitious blend of jazz, abstract improvisation, and classical sacred music. Recorded at the Organ Studio at Sweden's University of Gothenburg, the album features sax and trombone echoing regally against a backdrop of honest-to-goodness choral hymns, performed by a church organ and the 10-woman Volcanic Choir, led by mezzo-soprano Maria Forsström.
In slow movements, as if to cherish the sounds and moods being created, the album blends its influences beautifully, conveying the "wisdom, balance, purity, and peace" that the jade gemstone stands for, as described in Biggi Vinkeloe's liner notes.
Vinkeloe (sax/flute) instigated the project, enlisting organist Karin Nelson and trombonist Francois Lemonier as the other two instrumentalists. You get a taste of the project's "jazz" side right away as Vinkeloe and Lemonnier play a straight duet of Mingus' "Ecclusiastics."
The overall mood of Jade is better represented by the title track, though. It's a slow, comforting tune — gentle clouds in a blue sky. Nelson sets the foundation with some gentle chords as backdrop to solos that include some particularly soaring passages by Vinkeloe.
That piece provides a modern foil to the choral songs such as "Adoro Te," an anonymously penned composition from the 17th century, drawn from text by Thomas Aquinas. As on most of the tracks drawn from antiquity, the choir does its angelic work, then steps aside while Vinkeloe and Lemonnier improvise against the church organ chords. It's the same song structure as a jazz tune. The effect is particularly nice on "Vidi Aquam," another anonymous piece, where the soloing remains reverently slow but strikes up a strong sense of interplay and swing.
From "Vidi Aquam," here's an idea of how the choir and sax co-exist:
Until now, I've only heard Vinkeloe in improv settings. Bits of that world do appear — in the squirrely flute-trombone-organ improv onf "Iuxta," for instance. One of the major pieces is the 9-minute "Slowlyness," where the choir joins the freely improvised set for some ghostly whooshing. It's playful at first but, as scripted by Vinkeloe, builds to a dramatic and outright scary climax, dark and gothic.
I worry about bringing up the choir and the early-music references, because some free-jazz listeners might pre-judge the album to be dull. And you do have to absorb the music on its own reflective terms.
But there's also a sense of play, in the jazz/blues shades that permeate the album and occasionally get to take over.
Lemonnier's "Escargoiseau Blues" is indeed a blues, with the church organ playing the chords in long tones, as if elevating the blues themselves to sacred status. It's a fine soloing platform for the two horns. Another Lemonnier song, "Heavenly Blues," puts a jazzy spin on the choir, with an intro of bell-ringing vocals spinning little seventh-chord arpeggios. The singers then go all Andrews Sisters to back up some straight jazz soloing. It's fun.
Then there are the bigger, heavier choral pieces, which end each of Jade's two CDs. "Hemlig stod jag en morgon," a Swedish folk song by Pers Karin Andersdotter (1834-1912), becomes a solemn call-and-response between mezzo-soprano Forsström and The Volcanic Choir. It carries a regal air with that sound of medieval cathedrals. "Den Iyssnande Maria" is a heavy song by Carl Jonas Love Almqvist, lent a touch of peaceful melodicism by Lemonnier's trombone at the end.
Jade is a revelation. It's given me a new perspective on the beauty of sacred music, showing me that those sounds aren't necessarily so far away from the modern world.
RIP Ornette
WKCR is playing one full week of Ornette Coleman music, right now. It ends Wednesday, June 17, at 9:30 a.m. Eastern time.
The Columbia radio station is known for playing day-long tributes to artists on their birthdays — and for this kind of massive marathon when one of the greats leaves us.
So, now's the time to tune in WKCR, and listen, and remember (or learn). They're playing things from all over Ornette's career. A few minutes, it was the familiar crooked-line non-bop partying of Ornette's familiar alto sax. Right now, there are some dense, symphonic strings that might be part of Skies of America.
Here's a snippet of the station's blog entry about the marathon:
Join us as we honor the life, the genius, and the work of Ornette Coleman, who passed away Thursday, June 11th at the age of 85 in Manhattan. Born on March 9th 1930 in Fort Worth, Texas, Coleman would become an important voice and major innovator in the avant-garde jazz movement, with a career that spanned over 55 years. It is with a heavy heart that we announce the Ornette Coleman Memorial Broadcast. The Broadcast will be continuous from Thursday, June 11th until Wednesday, June 17th at 9:30 AM. All regular programming will be preempted during this time.
Coleman shaped the future of jazz. He questioned preconceived notions of what jazz was and what it could be. It is important not only to recognize Coleman for his music, but to acknowledge the abstract and theoretical of the philosopher and avant-gardist that was Ornette Coleman. He is a beacon of light in history symbolizing pure originality.
… Ornette Coleman, the pioneering alto saxophonist and composer, will forever be remembered and the waves he made will never cease to ripple.
The photo, by the way, comes from the web site of musician Sam Newsome, where he's posted a 1997 interview of Ornette conducted by Jacques Derrida.
Tim Berne's Snakeoil in Berkeley
If you were to ask me what makes Tim Berne's music so appealing, I'd probably point you to one of his fast themes. That stacatto zig-zag melody, set in a long and ambling thread, has become a signature sound of his, and it catches my ear in an almost rock-music way.
But I also appreciate Berne's ability to build drama, in carefully developed, looming plotlines. I've been familiar with that aspect of his work for a long time — the song "2011" from Meanwhile, his 1986 collaboration with Bill Frisell, comes to mind.
It struck me during Berne's show last Sunday, at Berkeley Arts Festival, that his current Snakeoil band nicely highlights that sense of drama. It's the chords. With Matt Mitchell on piano and Ches Smith sometimes on vibes (when he's not rustling or bashing at the drum kit), the compositions get a rich harmonic backdrop, something I'm noticing more now than with previous keyboard bands.
The drama came across as Snakeoil played a set of the longer pieces from the new album, You've Been Watching Me (ECM, 2015). One passage that particularly struck me had the piano churning out a slow cycle of quarter-note against Oscar Noriega's high-pitched blaring on clarinet, the insistent rhythm building tension until the band launched into a majestic composed theme. It's that theatrical pacing that makes Berne's longer compositions work.
The band we saw was the original Snakeoil quartet, without Ryan Ferreira, the guitarist who's included on the new album. They looked a little tired, and rightfully so. The west-coast swing of their tour had just passed through Los Angeles, where they'd had a gig canceled — without being told until they got to Los Angeles. We tried to make up for it with a warm welcome — maybe 70 or more filling up the storefront gallery of Berkeley Arts.
Oscar Noriega's bass clarinet was often hard to hear over the drums, taking away some of the counterpoint that I enjoy in Berne's writing. But we got to hear plenty of Noriega on plain clarinet, the higher notes sprinting or floating through the music. Some passages highlighting clarinet and vibes were particularly nice.
I think it was on "Embraceable Me" that Matt Mitchell showed off his talent at playing "split" piano, with his two hands doing almost unrelated things. That kind of musical puzzle was the foundation of his album, Fiction (Pi Recordings, 2013).
Another moment that stood out was the show's opening — the song "Lost in Redding," which immediately dived into the kind of fast, pecking melody that I was talking about at the beginning. From that point, we knew it was going to be a fun ride.
microspoke and the Day of Noise Archive
Here's a new Bay Area duo in the "lower-case" vein of quiet improvisation. Quoting directly from the Bay Improviser calendar:
Thu 5/21 9:30 PM Studio Grand [3234 Grand Ave, Oakland]
microspoke is a new duo project from Phillip Greenlief and Tim Perkis that uses quiet, microscopic noise as a landscape to explore highly detailed electro-acoustic improvisation. the duo made their west coast premiere at this year's KZSU's Day of Noise.
… Here's the awesome part: KZSU recorded the 2015 Day of Noise and posted all 24 hours to archive.org. So you can get a preview of microspoke. They're No. 28 on the program, listed under Greenlief and Perkis' names.
It's a half-hour set, sometimes prickly and abrasive, especially from the saxophone side, and sometimes calm and ambient. Actually, "ambient" might be the wrong word, considering the music changes character and direction readily — this is a dynamic set of improvisation, using the light touch of restraint to keep the mood spectrum on the contemplative side.
Skip to around 13:20 for a nice passage that surges to a high point, then retreats back into small sounds. When Greenlief moves into small scribbles, Perkis responds with some rubber-band sine-wave noises — a nice choice that displays his ability to wring musicality out of his laptop sounds.
Go have a listen to microspoke and more: https://archive.org/details/kzsudayofnoise2015.
And yes, the duo will be playing on May 21 in Oakland, as noted above. Also on the bill is the trio of Amy Reed (electric guitar), Phillip Greenlief (woodwinds), and Shanna Sordahl (cello and electronics).
John Lundbom: Big Five's Big Fifth
Jon Lundbom & Big Five Chord — Jeremiah (Hot Cup, 2014)
Bouncing, off-kilter bop meets avant- garde smarm in the world of guitarist Jon Lundbom's Big Five Chord. Led by guitarist Lundbom and featuring Jon Rabagon (soprano sax) and Moppa Elliott (bass) of Mostly Other People Do the Killing, the band mixes up styles nicely on Jeremiah, their fifth studio album.
It comes to an extreme on "Lick Skillet," where the opening solo by guest trombonist Sam Kulik consists of a helicopter impersonation — a growl that starts low and quiet, then buzzes over your head. It'll send jazzheads off the rails, but it's followed by a pleasant faux-somber theme and a flute solo (Justin Wood, another addition to the core five) against an odd bass rhythm and some hip guitar comping. It turns into real jazz, if you want to put it that way.
Overall, the album displays a coherent, modern take on traditional jazz ideas, from the faux-bebop swagger of "The Bottle" to the gentle swing and soulful sax solo of "First Harvest." The dichotomy between toe-tapping jazz and out-there improvisation sometimes has an oil-and-water quality, but the surprises aren't so out-of-bounds as to be absurd, and the blending of styles sometimes works magic. "Scratch Ankle" is a pleasant and pretty song with a fairly fast swing to it, but when it comes time for the solo, multiple horns start pecking and end up in a free-improv free-for-all — and it all fits together.
The album ends with one live track, "Screamer," where Dan Monaghan's drumming turns Lundbom's guitar solo into a high-speed chase.
Here's a split-personality passage from the initially calm "Frog Eye." Irabagon goes nuts on sax, accompanied by some patient chording from Lundbom (whose own solo heats up later on, after this excerpt ends).
Some Overlooked ESP-Disk Gems (RIP Bernard Stollman)
With the recent passing of Bernard Stollman at 85, I'm looking back over the catalog of ESP-Disk, his eclectic record label that became instrumental to the development of free jazz. I thought it would be fun to highlight a few gems that aren't getting mentioned in other obituraries.
During my time as KZSU jazz director, we were receiving some ESP-Disk reissues that were top-notch stuff and some new releases that excelled. But ESP was maybe a little too open-minded in its selections, because we got some albums, old and new, that fell flat, tripping over the line between glorious freedom and undisciplined chaos. I credit Stollman for giving the artists total control over their albums, but there's a lesson in there about temperance.
You can search the KZSU library here or here, two different and rather powerful search engines that put a lot of commercial efforts to shame. Because of the confusion over ESP's ownership and exact name, KZSU's ESP collection is listed mostly on this page, but a few titles (including Charles Manson's) ended up on this page.
The names on those pages brought back mostly forgotten old fuzzy feelings. Note that I have not taken the time to revisit all of these releases, so some of the memories might be fuzzier than others.
James Zitro — Zitro (1967) ….. In 1967, Stollman gave Sonny Simmons' drummer, James Zitro, a chance to show what he could do as a leader, and the results were explosive. The album is essentially two long tracks. "Happy Pretty" is a loungy jazz number played at 78 and overrun by stampeding horns and some ferocious soloing. It's a thrilling yet incongruous straddling of the old and new jazz worlds. The band tries maybe a little too hard here, but it's a mix worth hearing.
Sonny Simmons — Music from the Spheres (1966) ….. Along with Staying on the Watch, part of saxophonist Simmons' great legacy and the start of a career that nearly derailed in San Francisco but has been back on track since. I wrote the Zitro entry assuming you knew Sonny Simmons, but if you don't, start here.
New Ghost — Live Upstairs at Nick's (2006) ….. ESP documented some exciting, newer talent in the 2000s. This live set from Philadelphia-based New Ghost mashes together dirty street funk, free-jazz skronk, jam-band friendliness, "world-music" horns, cartoony poetry, and a great sense of theater and stage presence. At one moment it's a glorious mess, then it's a tight, clean groove. Stage banter completes the atmosphere. Don't sleep on this one.
Ellis Marsalis — Ruminations in New York (2005) ….. Scanning the ESP catalog, you frequently find yourself saying, "That guy? Really?" (The catalog is indeed 90+ percent male, but I also found myself saying "Billie Holiday? Really?") Yes, a Marsalis is on the roster — Ellis, the patriarch, sitting down for some solo piano pieces that feel like casual journal-entries. Comforting sounds from an old cat who's lived a good life. The music has the feel of jazz standards, but I remember considering that it all might have been improvised. It sounds like he had a lot of fun with this.
Ornette Coleman — Town Hall, 1962 (1965) ….. Yes, everybody knows about this one. I'm cheating. But this was my first ESP album and my first full dose of Ornette. (A cursory listen to Song X in the '80s doesn't count.) I love the music, the sound of the Izenzon/Moffett trio, the fact that there's a string quartet dropped in the middle of all of it — and the backstory, with Ornette having to fund the show himself. In fact, I think I'm going to go listen to it again right now.


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So Long, Mr. Gaines: 'A Different World' Star, Lou Myers, Dies At 77February 21, 2013 // 0 Comments
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Charleston, W.Va. — Actor Lou Myers, best known for his role as ornery restaurant owner Mr. Gaines on the television series "A Different World," has died.
Tonia McDonald of Myers' nonprofit, Global Business Incubation Inc., said Myers died Tuesday night at Charleston Area Medical Center in West Virginia. She said he was 77. McDonald said Wednesday that Myers had been in and out of the hospital since before Christmas and collapsed recently. An autopsy was planned.
A native of Chesapeake, W.Va., Myers had returned to the state and lived in the Charleston area.
His TV credits included "NYPD Blue," "E.R.," "The Cosby Show," "Touched by an Angel," and more. He also appeared in a number of films, including "Tin Cup," "How Stella Got Her Groove Back," "Wedding Planner" and more.
"A Different World" ran from 1987-93 and originally starred Lisa Bonet from "Cosby" fame. Myers said he owed his introduction to Hollywood to Bill Cosby.
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2 bedroom terraced house for sale Westgate Terrace, Chelsea, LondonThis upper maisonette has been designed with meticulous attention to detail and offers superb entertaining space via a generous open planned kitchen and reception room. The property also benefits from a decked west facing terrace. More details ›
Reduced on 26/05/2015 by Strutt & Parker, Chelsea SW10. Call: 020 8012 1033 Local call rate
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