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Exactly like flute players themselves, flutes are fussy. One bad pad and it's curtains.
But back on topic, the flute is damned fussy! Its the instrument that if you don't practice it, your chops seem to go away quickest and are the hardest to rebuild back up. Not my favorite to play, but quite capable at it!
Just because it has open holes doesn't make it a high end flute, I discovered. It was a Pearl flute, not a name I'd ever heard associated with flutes (drums, yes, flutes, no) ... and they didn't show at our appointed rendezvous, so I never got a chance to try it out.
Got a grand piano (Steinway) sort of and a flute but no "fiddle". HA!
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Pearl flutes are a pretty high-end make, and open holes (though I can't tell much difference) make it sound better. It also helps you to use correct fingering or so my girlfriend (a very, very good flute player) says. So, if it was going for $40, I'm sorry to say, but it is probably fake, a scam, or in such bad condition that it'll cost more to repair it than to buy one brand new.
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I was pretty disappointed when I found out after the fact that my 4x4 did not have skid plates. Every 4x4 I've ever owned came with them.
I don't go off-roading like I used to in my Beast but it would be nice to know that if I slid off the road in snow/ice or decided to follow an unpaved road that my oil pan and other vitals were protected.
As a side note, I remember seeing a post here on the Z about using the tow hooks to pull other vehicles out. Someone said its not a good idea to pull using reverse. I don't remember the specifics, but if I find it, I'll post a link or quote about it. Just thought I'd mention it.
Maybe its because if your pulling in 2wd the weight of the other vehicle is pulling against the front of the truck and is actually lifting the back slightly giving less traction...also I don't know about the gearing in reverse. I would think 4wd would be fine.
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Final: Arkansas 71 UK 67
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Opinion: Republicans Stoke Racial Resentment And Divide The CountryMitt Romney seems to be drinking the same Kool-Aid as some of his nuttiest supporters. Mitt Romney is silent... and occasionally joins in as his endorsers make increasingly outrageous statements against the president.
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I travel to Berlin two or three times per year, and often will stay for a month to visit freinds when I go. I've also worked there for short periods of time in the past, and plan to go back long term early next year, with a short trip in September. I first discovered the city eight years ago, and have come over about 15 times and really enjoy my time there. It really feels more like home than foreign at this point!
Anyway, when I'm in town, I usually stay with friends in Mitte, which is also where I use to have a flat, so I'm quite familiar with that area. I also know the Prenzlauerburg-Pankow areas fairly well because this is where I spend most of my time when I'm in town. I rarely go over into West Berlin, and am not so familiar with that part of town.
I've always gone out and walked around in Berlin at all hours of the day and night and I've never run into any trouble on the street or the subways or anything. It's always felt really safe, even when walking through dark abandoned parks late at night or other places that I'd think twice about before I walked through if I was in a big American city. Female friends of mine that live there routinely just walk anywhere by themselves at night without any fear or caution it seems.
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Minutes of the Planning Committee Meeting held on the 23rd August, attended by representatives of CBC in regard to the Local Plan Preferred Options.
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As part of the requirements of the Localism Act 2011 and Regulation 14 of the Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012, Wivenhoe Town Council is undertaking Pre-Submission Consultation on the Wivenhoe Draft NeighbourhoodDevelopment Plan (WNP). As a body we are required to consult, we are hereby seeking your views on the Draft WNP.
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Church experiencing 'a martyrdom' in Ukraine29 August 2014 | by Ellen Teague
The head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk of Kiev-Halych, says that the Church is being persecuted in two eastern Ukrainian cities in which pro-Russian separatists have been very active. He reports that, "today our Church in Donetsk and Luhansk is experiencing a martyrdom, and it needs our prayer and support".
He was speaking last Sunday during the consecration of the newly constructed Patriarchal Cathedral of the Resurrection, the main cathedral of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church in Kiev, the Ukrainian capital. The Apostolic Nuncio to Ukraine, Archbishop Thomas Edward Gullickson, was present. After the service Archbishop Shevchuk blessed an icon of Jesus Christ, especially for Donetsk. "This icon represents God's blessing on this long-suffering city, which today is bleeding," he said, "and may the Lord hear our prayers and pleas for peace and stop the bloodshed".
More than 2,000 people have died in fighting between Ukrainian forces and separatist rebels in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, which declared independence from Kiev following Russia's annexation of the southern Crimean peninsula from Ukraine in March. In recent weeks, the cathedral church in Donetsk and a nearby convent have been seized by armed rebels. Local church sources in Luhansk report that priests are in constant danger.
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Haley Carabello, Aurora Tormey and Dani Weisman had goals to lift the Notre Dame Academy Sparkling Stars to a 3-0 win over the St. Charles Red Devils in U-14 division 2 action.
Also in U-14, Rayna Walburger scored four times and Teresa Ieraci played well in net as the Blessed Sacrament Cherubs beat the St. Joseph Hill Ladybugs 7-1 in 8 vs. 8.
Emira Sela had four goals and Paige DiStefano excelled in net as the Great Kills Stars downed the St. Joseph Hill High Kickers 4-2 in a U-12 division 2 contest.
Rachel Kearns had two goals including the winner as the Our Lady Star of the Sea Express took a U-9, D-1 win from the St. Joseph/St. Thomas Phillies.
In boys' U-10 division 1 play, James Ammirati scored and Matthew Kindya recorded the shutout as the Our Lady Star of the Sea Marlins nipped the St. John Neumann Mohawks 1-0.
Jackie Titone had three goals and Anthony Grannis added a goal as the Green Rangers defeated the Red Hawks 4-1 in Special Olympics Unified action. Amanda Silver had the goal for the Red Hawks.
Daniel Block scored twice to offset the excellent play of Christopher Fontana as the Orange Crush blanked the Blue Thunder 2-0.
In girls' U-9 action, goalie Alyssa Difalco was perfect in net and Amber Abusbeih scored two goals as the undefeated Petrides Panthers topped Notre Dame Green Giants 4-0.
Christopher Treglia had four goals over two games, Brady Conlin had a goal and an assists, and Piero Fratto scored as the Silver Lake SC Horizon swept a Cosmopolitan Junior Soccer League boys' U-9 A division doubleheader from the Brooklyn Patriots Impact, 5-3 and 5-4, at Miller Field.
Danielle Alexandrini and Sarah Vigliotti had one goal each as the S.I. United Fury topped the Logan Charge 2-1 in a Jags Premier League girls' U-15 division 1 match at CSI.
NDA Sparkling Stars 3, St. Charles Red Devils 0
NDA Gators 4, OLSS Seahawks 0
BSS Cherubs 7, St. Joseph Hill Ladybugs 1
OLHC Dynamos 6, OLGC Blue Knights 1
GK Stars 4, SJHA High Kickers 2
St. Charles Ladybugs 5, St. Teresa's Panthers 0
OLHC Stars 2, SH Powerpuffs 1
OLSS Vipers 2, Petrides Panthers White 0
Petrides Panthers 4, Notre Dame Green Giants 0
OLSS Express 3, SJST Phillies 2
GK Tornadoes 5, ELS Eagles 2
OLSS Marlins 1, St. John Neumann Mohawks 0
Special Olympics Unified
Green Rangers 4, Red Hawks 1
Orange Crush 2, Blue Thunder 0
Cosmopolitan Junior
SL Adriatic 3, GGOA 1
SLSC Horizon 5, Brooklyn Patriots Impact 3
SLSC Horizon 5, Brooklyn Patriots Impact 4
SL Komets 3, Syosset Jazz 1
Jags Premier League
S.I. United Fury 2, Logan Charge 1


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I'm with you all the way on that one, Frank. Stuffed baked lambs' hearts are delicious, and liver and bacon is a real treat. It's years since I made brawn which had the most superb flavour, like pressed pork. I wonder what happens to all those pigs heads nowadays? Probably scraped clean and used in supermarket "value"pies, I guess.
My freezers (one upright in the kitchen, one chest in an outhouse) work very hard for me, and various dishes are frozen down for future use. Why make one when you can make two, is my motto - which means there are always ready meals, home-made, that can be re-heated when required.
Tonight it's ballotine of pork wrapped in pancetta. Redcurrant and red wine sauce will make it extra yummy.
Low cloud continues to hug the hills, but at least there's a bit of a breeze, so with any luck, it will gradually get blown away. Looking forward to the crisp cold they're promising for the weekend. We have visitors, so perhaps we'll drop into Hestercombe Gardens or similar to enjoy the colours of autumn which are looking spectacular at the moment (when the cloud lifts a bit, that is).
Jennie: offal does't bother me, so it wasn't the ingredients that I was less keen on - it was the overall taste. Spicy/peppery which was good, but not much else to recommend it, I'm afraid. Perhaps it would have been better after a dram or three of a single malt as recommended by Frank Not sure about the wild dancing though!
The toad-in-the-hole had onions and bacon lardons sizzling in the dish before the sausage and batter were added, Frank - and you're right that it makes all the difference. Because of the starch of the Yorkshire, I didn't serve potatoes, creamed or otherwise, but extra large helpings of carrots, broccoli and leeks. Very tasty. Who says the British can't cook?
Frosty autumn morning with sunshine is wonderful. When son was little, he loved to go "runch" - which was his way of saying "crunch" as we jumped into piles of crisp leaves. Not much chance at the moment, though - all rather soggy
And it is good weather for the garden in many respects - it helps to kill of some of the nasties, and also helps to break up heavy soil. So - extra reasons to be cheerful when it happens!
It's been dank, damp, dark and miserable all week. Monday - the top of Exmoor disappeared in fog, and the combe was full of the wet blanketing stuff. Tuesday the mist was low cloud at tree-top height. Today was a repeat of Monday. It may be mild, but it's depressing, without the merest hint of a ray of sunshine. Doom and gloom all around. It may turn cold at the weekend, but if it brightens up, I'll be happy.
My ability to get onto this MB let alone post on it is becoming more hit 'n' miss by the day! My posting yesterday disappeared without trace!
Oh, well - it wasn't that exciting. But I did report that, a first for this household, we had haggis yesterday. Admittedly it wasn't home-made but was bought from local supermarket. General concensus was that it was edible. Just. Home-made meatloaf would be far preferable. (So that's New Year's Eve dinner sorted insofar as we know what we won't be having )
Good old-fashioned Toad-in-the-Hole tonight, with local butcher's "chorizo flavoured" sausages. That's his description, which basically means that he added lots of paprika. Actually rather nice, and with a thick onion gravy, it was heart-warming! Not quite so sure about the heart-healthiness, however - but lots of veg to compensate, so my conscience is (almost) clear.
We had a lovely sunset over Exmoor - which presages good weather tomorrow. Yes, Caroline, I was up there waving like mad, and the air was so clear that we could pick out individual buildings. btw I've never been to Swansea, but have been to Laugharne (sp) a few times, which is beautiful. Dylan Thomas' house was amazing, and the countryside all around is lovely. Hope to re-visit before too long.
Once again I've had the problem of being unable to post for a few days. Fingers crossed that the powers that be are able to sort out these irritating gremlins (not the Hollywood ones! There would be millions of them by now, given the amount of water falling out of the sky recently )
Lovely day today - perfect autumn weather - clear blue skies, sunshine and fabulous views across the channel to Wales. I hardly dare whisper it - but the weather buffs reckon we could have more of this next week. Yes please - we've been starved of decent spells of sunshine for far too long!
Good idea for a foodie thread (I look forward to lots of festive fare in due course )
Had turkey and vegetable stir-fry tonight - made a spicy sauce for it with own chillies, fresh from GH. Funny old year for peppers with varied results, but these chillies are unusually small, but blimey! they are HOT! Lip tingling, tongue tingling, thirst-making chilli sauce! (But very, very good).
After a truly miserably week, today has been perfect autumnal sunshine. Got a lot done in the GH - re-potted loads of cuttings that have rooted well. Also potted up perlargoniums to overwinter, ditto fuchsias and cannas.
Bit of a touch and go frost last night - by the time I looked out, it was a very heavy dew, but OH says that there was a bit of a white glaze at something silly o'clock. Most unusual for us here - usually first frost is late November - but it did concentrate the mind wonderfully on getting the tender bits under cover!
Evening meal is roast pork today - Gloucester Old Spot from the local butcher. (Pig raised by the local college students studying agriculture.) Delicious with apple sauce (may even be as good as Frank's ham ).


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