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Fantastic and over 40 Party at Phoenicia Market
July 12, 2013
Phoenicia MKT Bar
1001 Austin Street
Houston, TX 77010
You are fantastic at forty - you know who you are and you know who you like. So act on that wisdom and come out with Houston Social Source and discover who you're missing! Break out of your comfort zone, how has it been working for you lately? The leftovers or yet another girls' or bros' night out can wait. Make an informed choice to change your life as you know it.
Be a little swanky and have a fun Wednesday evening at Phoenicia Market with HSS. For this lovely and locally hosted mixer, drink specials will be offered as well as several complimentary appetizers to get us all in the continental mood. As always, this event is free for HSS members and only $10 for guests. Not a member? Not to worry, just visit www.thehoustonsocialsource.com and see what we have in store for you!
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Wesley Snipes Gets 3-Year Jail Sentence
With the decision handed down on Thursday (April 24), U.S. District Judge William Terrell Hodges announced in an Ocala, Fla., courtroom that Wesley Snipes will be serving three years in jail on charges of tax evasion.
After the sentence was read and with his wife looking on, Snipes said to the judge: "I'm very sorry for my mistakes and errors. I apologize to my family, the court and the community. I've asked the court to show me mercy and the opportunity to make things right."
This all stems from a verdict handed down in February, with a jury finding Snipes guilty of failing to pay $2.7 million in taxes over a three-year span.
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A couple of weeks ago I wrote about some of things that I found most frustrating about being a programmer, back when I was a programmer. One of those things was the size of indentation in code. Somewhere along the line, I was trained (or just started on my own; can't recall) to set the tab key in my editor to four spaces. That's what I stuck with for years and got used to seeing. When I read someone else's code that used two or eight character tabs, I found it annoying. It wasn't a dogmatic thing for me; I didn't care that much. Four spaces was just my personal preference.
In the programmer community, though, discussions of coding style such as the size of code indentation can quickly turn into a holy war. Some people tend to have very strong opinions on it. It flared up a little bit in the comments some people made on the article; but there are plenty of lengthier (and more heated) discussions on it elsewhere on the web.
Spacing and indentation in code are important, of course, to help organize things and to make it readable. Code is often read by different people, and the preferences (or training) can differ from programmer to programmer. Also, depending on what type of indentation is used, the same code opened on different operating systems can look different (and less legible). It's not as trivial an issue as it may sound to the non-programmer, and it's also an argument that will likely never end.
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I bought this camera to put in my purse and carry with me all the time. I find my cell phone camera to be ok but not great, and I don't always lug my DSLR around with me. I want to be able to get the shot in an everyday moment that I want to preserve. When I bought this, the biggest thing I wanted to know, but couldn't find the answer to, was how fast it was from shot to shot. The answer is that you can take multiple shots in a row without lag. The picture that you just took will show up on the screen, but you can push the button again at any time to get the next shot. I have been able to take 8 pictures in a row with the only lag between shots being from the autofocus so I have been very pleased. The quality of the image is great for a point and shoot - not quite the same as my DSLR, but significantly better than my phone camera. Autofocus is very fast for a point and shoot (again, not as fast as DSLR, but significantly better than my previous point and shoot and my phone camera). It is lightweight and easy to put in my purse or coat pocket. It is exactly what I was looking for.
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Daniel Norris is on the road to the big leagues, and he's driving a vehicle that's older than he is.
After signing with the Blue Jays in 2011, Toronto's second-round draft pick celebrated by purchasing his dream car—a 1978 Volkswagen Westfalia camper van.
Three years later, Norris is still driving that big yellow automobile, affectionately known as "Shaggy," making the annual trek from his home in Johnson City, Tenn., to the Blue Jays' spring training complex in Dunedin, Fla., with stops just about everywhere in between.
The 20-year-old lefthander eats, sleeps and quite literally lives in his van most of the year.
"I'm not really sure why I do it, to be honest," said Norris, who's been camping out in Dunedin since Jan. 25, weeks before minor league camp was set to begin. "Traveling alone and living on the road can be tough sometimes, but learning to answer my own questions can be very rewarding. I desire the journey, the adventure, and well, the surf."
Norris took up surfing a year and a half ago and has been hooked ever since.
He says riding the waves is a thrilling experience, but as a pitcher there's more to it than that.
"Surfing is an unbelievable workout," he said. "It's great for your shoulders because you're kind of mimicking a throwing motion every time you paddle stroke into and through the waves.
"The reason I surf, though, is because it's the most natural rush you can have. Riding these massive walls of water, it's exhilarating and mellowing at the same time. It's just me, the water, the board and God out there. And maybe some fish, too."
Norris was drafted by Toronto out of Science Hill High in Johnson City and signed for $2 million.
After a shaky start to his professional career—Norris had an 8.44 ERA in 42 innings between Rookie league Bluefield and short-season Vancouver in 2012—the young southpaw managed to turn things around in 2013.
He split last season between low Class A Lansing and High Class A Dunedin, pitching 91 innings through 23 starts and dropping his ERA to 3.97, while recording 100 strikeouts.
So, what was different?
"I learned to leave my laid-back demeanor out in the Volkswagen," Norris said. "And between the lines it was all controlled chaos."
But there was more to be done than simply refocusing his mental game.
Norris worked closely with Lugnuts pitching coach—and Nova Scotia native Vince Horsman during his time with Lansing, and he credits the former big league lefthander with his recent success.
"In 2012, we were revamping my entire delivery, so naturally it took some time getting used to," Norris said. "The organization did a great job of staying patient with me and reassuring me that it would pay off in the end. Even though I still have tons of work to do, it began to pay off a bit last year.
"Vince spent time with me on the side, working with me on my landing point and staying linear in my delivery. I can't thank him enough for all he did."
Heading into the 2014 season, Norris is ranked the sixth-best prospect in the Blue Jays' system, but he knows he has to improve if he wants to rise up the minor league ranks and eventually land in Toronto.
That's part of the reason he's in Dunedin so early—to get a start working with the organization's strength and conditioning coaches.
"I'm trying to get my delivery as consistent as possible," Norris said. "No more spinoffs, no more cutting fastballs unintentionally, keeping my arm angle up with a solid foot every time, and missing a lot of bats. I'll work extra hard on that."
He might have to work on finding a new hobby, too, or at least learn to love the waves of Lake Ontario if he finds himself in the oceanless city of Toronto in a few years.
For the thrill-seeking Norris, who actually learned to surf in Lake Michigan, that could be a possibility.
"Every off day in Lansing I drove two hours to St. Joseph Bay—they've got some pretty good waves up there," he said. "My first day out there the water was 38 degrees, so a full body wet suit was necessary."
Norris admits that Shaggy has never been north of the border, but he did say he's contemplated driving his camper nearly 745 miles up from Tennessee to tour his possible future home.
"I'd have to bundle up, there's no heat in the Volkswagen," Norris said. "But I'm always game for an adventure."
This story first appeared on the Canadian Baseball Network.
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I was at first, unconvinced by the completely redesigned 'chassis' for the new iPhone. The break lines, acute edges, and circular volume controls just seemed so radically different from previous models. Undeniably however, it doesn't get more Apple then that. The iPhone 4 really is at the cutting edge of innovative industrial design. I think it's just as iconic, if not more than the products we've seen in the last few years (maybe with exclusion of the iPad). We will have to wait and see, but from photos and short user videos, the new design looks amazing in your hand. I read on quite a few sites about face to face comparison with the 4 and 3GS. Many people solely commented on the fact that their 3GS was so much more cumbersome and bulky in comparison. The more compact design (24% more compact) really does look and feel like a product way ahead of its time. I can't wait to try it out in store to and make some real conclusions.
A note on a few of its features;
Facetime: Although Sam Mendes depicts a blissful, cliche view of the potential this new feature could bring, I really think that 'wifi only' is going to limit its spontaneousness. And isn't that a big chunk of what its about? In large built up areas it shouldn't be a problem as you can guarantee your brain is being frazzled by at least 10 hotspots simultaneously! (I dont actually believe that..) Having to scout for a hot spot in your more rural scenes must take the 'magic' and casual out of using it.
HD video: Again, until I see this (and the retina display) for myself in store, I can only comment on the videos and pictures i've seen on Apple.com. But boy, do they look incredible. 720p HD video capabilities. WOW . Finally you can take a good picture with your phone. Some may say, 'whats the point unless its going to replace your compact?'. I don't know what to say about this. I've scratched my head trying to deliberate a considered answer, but I guess i'll have to see, if I do buy one, that it fits seamlessly into my life, and benefits it in some way. I think that is the crux of the product. Also, iMovie for iPhone 4 (something like $5.99) seems a little on the 'gimmicky' side of things. No doubt the screen lovely and large (Bigger than most, smaller than others) but to make anything more than a 5 minute time passer doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. Don't get me wrong I am a huge fan of Apple, and very exited about last nights news and product announcements, but I have to more objective! It sure looks powerful for mobile software, but can this be fully integrated into your desktop suite of applications (obviously including iMove09). If yes is the answer, they've hit on a great idea. Where you can take great shots and video clips of a holiday or business trip and do some of the work right there on your phone. Anyway, I could go on but I want to hear from you .....
Multitasking (dont the right way!): Now, this is the thing i've been really exited about. Looks like Apple have a version of the iPads powerful A4 chip inside the tiny steel case of the 4. Hopefully (im sure it will) it will cruise through multiple applications and prove to be the most useful and productive update to software and hardware since the intel processors! I can't wait for this to come out in the next iPad update, as I would really like to purchase one then! For now, i'm tied to a two year contract (:S) so I will probably be looking at an iPhone HDs 6 or w.e futuristic name they will conjure up.
iBooks: Not such a new feature since the keynote in Feb, but with the update of integrated PDF viewing, this looks more and more like a useful product. I can't say I would want to read anything more than a 2 page PDF from a client, so I can't really see myself reading books on it. However, clearly it was something they had to bring to the iPhone, or people would start crying. The fact that all purchases made are compatible across their range of products that supports iBooks does looks promising. No more double purchasing!
Now, if you haven't already bled your fingers dry in the engadget/gdgt.. comments section, post any thoughts here.
Oh yeh, and I hate the white iPhone 4. What were they thinking? and, it made me laugh at name they chose for their new case. I think engadget called it 'the bunker' while on Apple.com it was called the 'bumper'. Both hilarious name imo.
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All £499 of want. Dammit. Least there is going to be fierce competition here in the UK to get people onto a contract or even just to switch providers.
I think this is one of the top products that Apple made so far.And if the retina display proves to be as good as it sounds i sure can find a reason or two , maybe a few more to get one.The design is nice, but just nice, they sure could've done much more.ohh..and iOs 4, this really sounds good.This new features , both os and physical make me want this phone more and more.
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Is Data Essential to Your Business? DMA Wants You to Help Fight for Its Future
Consumers are concerned about online privacy, but irresponsible "fear-mongering" techniques on the part of government agencies, lawmakers and some members of the press are causing those same consumers to soak up what is now widespread misinformation—and now it's time for marketers to fight back, says Linda Woolley, DMA acting president and CEO, during her address Monday morning at the DMA2012 Conference & Exhibition in Las Vegas.
Elaborating on the concept to reporters afterward in the press room, Woolley says fighting back will take on three forms—research, consumer outreach and government lobbying—and will hopefully represent a more than $1 million campaign.
The first phase of the campaign—getting DMA members to join the effort—took form during Woolley's speech to the keynote crowd that morning.
"Marketers can use data to change the world," but not if some in Congress and the FTC get their way, said Wooley. There is a real danger that Congress could shut down the data that is the very heart of that ability. Now, DMA has a way for every marketer to help make sure that doesn't happen, and it won't take too much time or effort from members and attendees.
Asked during the press conference about the rest of the details of the campaign—what form a consumer-facing campaign would take, for instance—Woolley says those strategies haven't been formed yet. Asked by another reporter why consumers may believe direct marketers aren't taking their concerns about privacy seriously and are, instead, discounting them as invalid fears, Woolley pointed to DMA's pre-existing opt-out choices for consumers, such as DMAchoice and YourAdChoices.com. Also, she says, if direct marketing is really doing harm to consumers, they'll walk out with their feet.
However, consumers aren't doing that.
Woolley's address turned a spotlight on how marketers use data to give people what they want when they want it, and how that improves their lives. In fact, she said direct marketing this year accounted for 8.7 percent of U.S. GDP, and 52.7 percent of all U.S. marketing investments It also accounted for $2 trillion in sales and 9.2 million U.S. jobs.


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You are experiencing far too much anxiety for your own good. Worrying will not get the job done, besides which, you cannot rightly expect anything much to resolve itself with the planets in their current state. So please stop worrying. You are only wasting precious energy you could be allocating to sitting under a tree or hiding in the back of your favorite cafe scribbling in your notebook. I can assure you that as the next four weeks progress, each issue you are dealing with will resolve itself one by one. This will not be by magic, but miracles arise from love, not fear.
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Religion, particularly the issue of religious freedom, is a very sensitive subject in China. This relatively brief section will attempt to portray an honest and realistic overview of religion in China today—strictly from the perspective of foreigners living in China—without offending the sensibilities of anyone, Chinese or Western.
China, with a four-thousand-year old history of civilization, has a deep and ancient tradition of religion. Daoism and Confucianism date back to around 500 BC, while both Christianity and Islam entered China sometime during the 7th century. The Catholic Church found its way into China shortly after Portugal established diplomatic relations with China in the 15th century and Protestant missionaries followed some 400 to 500 years later.
Following the victory of the Communist Party under Chairman Mao Tse Tung, China entered a period of religious repression. Several "patriotic associations" were formed to monitor religious activity and all ties to Western religious organizations, including the Vatican, were severed. However, motivated in great part by an interest in establishing relations with the West towards realizing Zhou Enlai's Four Modernizations (technological advancement; see section on the Four Modernizations), the government began a policy of reestablishing the presence of churches, temples and mosques. A type of "religious revival" took hold in China and has continued to flourish to this present day. At least one educated estimate places the number of Chinese who report religious affiliation as far greater than those who are members of the Communist Party (ICRF, 2008), and therein lies the critical key to understanding the current state of affairs in regard to religious freedom in China. An even cursory examination of Article 36 of the Chinese Constitution clearly clarifies both the Party's sentiment as well as its principal concerns in regard to religion:
As one can readily see, there are two contradictory or opposing forces at work here (as is often the case in China). On one hand, the Chinese government, as a philosophical matter, fully endorses religious freedom and clearly supports its citizenry's right to believe (or not believe) in whatever they care to. On the other hand, if you read between the lines, the easily discernible fear is that the government will not only lose control of its people to a religious group or "higher power," but—far worse—a higher power that is institutionalized and controlled by Western authorities, religious and otherwise. Obviously, any institution that is as heavily and carefully monitored as religion is in China cannot, at the same time, be rationally presented to the world as enjoying freedom—especially in regard to Chinese nationals.
The government officially recognizes five main religions: Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, Catholicism, and Protestantism and in some areas, the Russian Eastern Orthodox Church has a presence as well. Recognized religious groups must be registered members of the Patriotic Religious Association (PRA) and are regulated by the State Administration for Religious Affairs (SARA). According to a poll conducted by researchers in Shanghai, 31.4 percent of all Chinese, aged 16 and over, identify themselves as "religious" in which 40 million classify themselves as Christian and 200 million describe themselves as either Buddhist, Taoist or worshipers of "legendary figures" (U.S. Dept. of State, 2007).
The government's religious registration requirement has resulted in something of a conflictual duality, i.e., official vs. unofficial membership within each of the religious groups. For example, there are really two Catholic churches in China: the Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association with about four million registered members under the leadership of Bishop Fu Tieshan, a member of the National People's Congress, and the underground Catholic Church which recognizes the primacy of the Pope (ICRF, 2008).
All large and most mid-sized cities in China will have at least one recognized Christian church for foreigners to attend and they typically conduct several masses or services on Sunday. You may bring your family Bible with you from home for personal use and if you can't find a church in your particular area or if you are a member of a church or religion without a presence in China, "prayer meetings" among foreigners of the same faith are entirely acceptable and do not need to be registered. Bilingual Bibles and those translated solely into Chinese are available for purchase at most large bookstores.
The reality is that foreigners who choose to congregate in small home churches for private prayer meetings, i.e., in the privacy of their apartments—and who are careful not to recruit Chinese nationals into their meetings—are operating within the confines of the law and will not be bothered. Small peaceful gatherings of foreigners for any purpose do not pose any significant threat to the community's "social harmony." However, home churches that grow beyond the capacity of a single apartment will, most definitely, attract negative attention (see China Detains Church Members Over Public Praying) as will unregistered missionaries who are here to proselytize Chinese nationals. Foreigners who are under surveillance for questionable religious activities may experience anything from relatively minor inconveniences (e.g., repeatedly being denied permanent residency even though eligibility has been established by marriage) to severe difficulties (e.g., temporary detainment, prolonged imprisonment and deportation) depending entirely on the sensibilities of their municipal and provincial police security bureaus.


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I'm planning to install drystack stone veneer on the front of my house, the base of two columns, and on the two walls on either side of my garage.
I've found information on flashing between hp siding, and veneer installed below the hp siding. I have not been able to find any information on flashing or terminating the veneer laterally into the hp siding. I'd like to wrap the veneer around the garage corner. Do I just use trim boards (rough sawn cedar is what is on the house now) and caulk between the veneer and trim on one side and hp siding and trim on the other?
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Leverkusen lose Kadlec to injury
Bayer Leverkusen will be without Michael Kadlec for several weeks after he suffered a knee ligament tear during their Europa League win against Rapid Vienna on Thursday night.
The Czech Republic international has already made 13 appearances this season for club and country, scoring one goal in Leverkusen's home draw with Monchengladbach.
An MRI scan on Friday revealed the extent of the damage which forced Kadlec to be substituted after just nine minutes.
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Love this eagle gallery. You are a great photographer. Now I must visit Norway!
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VANCOUVER, B.C. — With word Thursday morning that the Vancouver Whitecaps had exercised the options on 11 players and opted not to give the thumbs-up to eight others, some may have been wondering: Given the club is without a head coach since the departure of Martin Rennie, who exactly made these calls?
Well, the answer might come as a surprise. Yes, most of the calls came from the remaining coaching staff. But according to Whitecaps president Bob Lenarduzzi, the decision-making process also included roster opinions provided by potential candidates interviewed in recent weeks about filling the vacant head-coaching position.
Director of professional teams Greg Anderson and assistant coaches Carl Robinson and Paul Ritchie also contributed to the discussion with Lenarduzzi on whom to keep on the books.
"Not that we would go with that information," Lenarduzzi told reporters on Thursday of the opinions provided by recently interviewed coaching candidates. "But it also provided a useful perspective. Between all those sources, we were able to confirm the players that we've retained and the ones that we've moved on."
Of those players looking likely to move on, it will be attacking midfielder Daigo Kobayashi, easily the name on the list most likely to elicit feelings of disappointment.
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"He was on a significant amount of money in the world of MLS," Lenarduzzi said. "So we had hoped that he would fill that attacking midfield role. To his credit, he did it, but didn't do it on a consistent basis, and we felt that we could wait and hope that he does that next season, but at the same time, our thoughts are that we'll move on at this point and look to the incoming coach to guide us accordingly in that direction."
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post114296251113727937..comments2017-06-23T13:22:59.544-07:00Comments on Gluten-Free Goddess® Recipes: Sweet Potato and Purple Cabbage Soup with Peanut ButterKarinahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-23828378682498927672011-07-03T19:41:04.657-07:002011-07-03T19:41:04.657-07:00Has anyone tried this as a summer soup, serving it...Has anyone tried this as a summer soup, serving it chilled? Sounds delicious either way!Unknownhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-45646988285890751002011-07-03T19:34:59.112-07:002011-07-03T19:34:59.112-07:00Has anyone tried this as a summer soup served cold...Has anyone tried this as a summer soup served cold? sounds like it could be pretty firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-76124078990331638432011-03-12T18:30:39.861-08:002011-03-12T18:30:39.861-08:00I had a funny situation at the store while trying ...I had a funny situation at the store while trying to by some yams i accidently purchases purple yams. who knew they even make purple yams? i was already making the soup so i tried it. it turned the soup completely purple and it tasted wonderful. Though it looked nothing like your picture, it was delicious!Aprilhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-56064751568535105122010-12-30T12:26:28.437-08:002010-12-30T12:26:28.437-08:00I own a small veg-friendly cafe, and I made this s...I own a small veg-friendly cafe, and I made this soup just after Christmas. (during a blizzard, no less!) It was Perfectly Wonderful! I varied it a wee bit, used roasted pumpkin (a lot, had leftovers from Christmas Dinner)instead of sweets, left out the peppers,extra chilies and beans. Red Thai chili paste made it just right! My customers loved it, it was exactly what they wanted to warm up froze toes. Thanks, Karina!Javahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-84208241563907473202010-10-21T17:53:24.764-07:002010-10-21T17:53:24.764-07:00I am eating this soup right now and totally love i...I am eating this soup right now and totally love it! Left out the hot pepper, used almond butter instead but its sooo good! Thanks for another great recipe!granolalizhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-27570112273757719972009-11-25T09:26:18.418-08:002009-11-25T09:26:18.418-08:00Karina, This soup was absolutely DELICIOUS!! Your...Karina,
This soup was absolutely DELICIOUS!! Your writing touches my soul as well. Keep it comin'!

:-) email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-38513651764170606332008-11-23T10:31:00.000-08:002008-11-23T10:31:00.000-08:00Sally- Wouldn't that be fun! If my kitchen and cas...Sally- Wouldn't that be fun! If my kitchen and casita weren't so tiny... I'd do it.

KarinaKarina Allrichhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-56161089826124632922008-11-23T09:32:00.000-08:002008-11-23T09:32:00.000-08:00We made this soup for dinner this week. My husban...We made this soup for dinner this week. My husband didn't understand how I wanted the cabbage chopped, so it was chopped really finely. The soup still tasted great (rich and hearty, not bitter at all) but wasn't nearly as pretty as the one in your photo, unfortunately! We ate it with root veggie chips, which were a nice, salty-and-slightly-sweet accompaniment.

Yet another winner, Karina. I really wish you would do weekend cooking classes so we could all fly out and learn from you in person!Sally Parrott Ashbrookhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-71627402010558492952007-09-12T13:38:00.000-07:002007-09-12T13:38:00.000-07:00Hi Tricia!Glad your family liked it. Yay. :)Hi Tricia!

Glad your family liked it. Yay. :)Karinahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-36692815194361658992007-09-12T09:06:00.000-07:002007-09-12T09:06:00.000-07:00Just got done eating it!Really loved it.All our ki...Just got done eating it!
Really loved it.
All our kids ate it the youngest being 1 up to 5!
We are haappily stuffed!
ThanksTriciahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-85377705673459798732007-01-11T06:55:00.000-08:002007-01-11T06:55:00.000-08:00...like a tropical bird!...like a tropical bird!Vanessa (of vanesscipes)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-84518430002026574882007-01-07T12:26:00.000-08:002007-01-07T12:26:00.000-08:00Harmonia, Lucette, Virginie, and BytheBay - Thank...Harmonia, Lucette, Virginie, and BytheBay -

Thank you all, so much! Guess what I'm making today - in the slow cooker?

;-)Karinahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-88490026511750908452007-01-05T22:18:00.000-08:002007-01-05T22:18:00.000-08:00That is just gorgeous!That is just gorgeous!ByTheBayhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1143498032300209722006-03-27T14:20:00.000-08:002006-03-27T14:20:00.000-08:00One more wonderful soup from your kitchen. Thank y...One more wonderful soup from your kitchen. Thank you Karina for all your ideas.Virginiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1143305439746226942006-03-25T08:50:00.000-08:002006-03-25T08:50:00.000-08:00This soup looks great--I'm a great fan of peanut b...This soup looks great--I'm a great fan of peanut butter in soups, for a more complex (and mysterious, if you don't use too much) flavor.lucettehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1143226700661683732006-03-24T10:58:00.000-08:002006-03-24T10:58:00.000-08:00This sounds truly amazing!!!This sounds truly amazing!!!Harmoniahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1143159866416158892006-03-23T16:24:00.000-08:002006-03-23T16:24:00.000-08:00Elizabeth~ Home made veggie stock is great - and b...Elizabeth~ Home made veggie stock is great - and best of all, you can use your favorite vegetables [and eliminate problematic ones] to cater to individual tastes. As for the apple - it's often a secret ingredient in my soups, too! ;-)

bna~ I thought of you, naturally [peanut butter + anything purple = good!]...

Catherine~ Purple + organic = beautiful. I hope your dish turned out!

Rowena~ Now I must try some of those purple potatoes - and in a pie! I am swooning. Blog it! Mahalo.

kpks~ You are very kind! And truth is, I don't feel deprived - at all!

Laura~ Thank you - I too try to use a lot of cabbage [I sneak it in everything - it's great stir-fried with brown rice].

Sage~ I'm glad the men approved! :-)karinahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1143150189475328192006-03-23T13:43:00.000-08:002006-03-23T13:43:00.000-08:00I made this last night for dinner - it was WONDERF...I made this last night for dinner - it was WONDERFUL! My boys (13 & 16) loved email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1143148015087485152006-03-23T13:06:00.000-08:002006-03-23T13:06:00.000-08:00that is a beautiful blend! We are loving cabbage ...that is a beautiful blend! We are loving cabbage and trying to use it daily (although we have a way to go on that). Thanks for another great recipe to try out!gluten challengehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1143124156401517742006-03-23T06:29:00.000-08:002006-03-23T06:29:00.000-08:00Hi,when I first saw your blog and then read you w...Hi,
when I first saw your blog and then read you were gluten-free out of necessity, I felt sick with worry about the quality of food you get to eat and a sad that someone who enjoys cooking so much has to follow a restricted diet.
Then I remembered south indian food is primarily gluten-free i.e. rice based and it is totally awesome. The recipes you blog are equally awesome. Now I see you as someone on a sort of culinary tresure hunt - looking out for awesome recipes albeit gluten free ones.
Good luck and Do keep blogging.kpkshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1143094321689926352006-03-22T22:12:00.000-08:002006-03-22T22:12:00.000-08:00I love, love, LOVE the color of the soup! At firs...I love, love, LOVE the color of the soup! At first I thought you might be using Okinawan purple sweet potatoes, because that is what I just used to make a sweet potato pie tonight. I'm still hooked on your Mexican Pumpkin Soup though...one of those dishes that always pops up in my mind when I think color. ;-)rowenahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1143087074258112352006-03-22T20:11:00.000-08:002006-03-22T20:11:00.000-08:00I'm just bought a beautiful organic purple cabbage...I'm just bought a beautiful organic purple cabbage at the farmers market because of your photos here. I can't wait to use it!Catherinehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1143044929600057962006-03-22T08:28:00.000-08:002006-03-22T08:28:00.000-08:00Now this sounds like soup with power! I'm all ove...Now this sounds like soup with power! I'm all over it.BNAhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1143039127614688432006-03-22T06:52:00.000-08:002006-03-22T06:52:00.000-08:00This looks beautiful and delicious!Do you ever mak...This looks beautiful and delicious!

Do you ever make your own vegetable stock? It's very easy and takes very little time - it only has to be simmered for an hour.

There is a great list of recommended fruits and vegetables for stock at the back of "Sundays at Moosewood Restaurant". Their suggestion to add a pear or apple to the stock is brilliant.

-Elizabethejmhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-19281824.post-1143035371643159452006-03-22T05:49:00.000-08:002006-03-22T05:49:00.000-08:00Alanna~ Veggies are SO gorgeous aren't they? Love ...Alanna~ Veggies are SO gorgeous aren't they? Love 'em!

Elise~ Definitely one of my personal favorites [combos, that is].

Catherine~ Thanks so much!

Fran~ My pleasure!

Jennifer~ Party-in-a-bowl! Do I sense a theme coming on...? ;-)

Ilva~ How sweet you are!

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We finished up the soup last night. All gone. So. What's for dinner?karinahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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For a big Kuroko picture story shoot! <3
People who know me well, I seriously say sorry way too much (Even when I haven't done anything wrong OTL) So off the bat I related to the 'apologetic mushroom' well XD
Btw my face will be exactly like the middle image cos my Kazamatsu and Teppei look amazing so I really hope I can pull this off ^^; Either way bring on the shoot and Okonomiyaki madness! <3
The photoshoot was chaos! Everyone was lovely but trying to mimic picture story poses was not easy .. didn't make it any better it was cold and rainy but we all survived and I finally got at least one photo up with the most terrified expression ever XD
most adorable mushroom-kun ever. can't wait to see this next weekend!! <3
Adorbs. So hyped for this 8D
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The colour was a bit of a pain to find with this dude. And you wouldn't believe how ridiculously long the bangs were XD After I hacked it, it now has a slight bob cut to it which I'm not too sure on ... Will trim it a little later if I'm really bothered by it :/
Budget cosplay IS BUDGET (Posted 27th January 2013)
Exactly as described ... I brought a cheap ass t-shirt (which is slightly see through) and a simple pair of white shoes XD The shorts I put together in a day using cream coloured cotton than a lemon yellow cos I couldn't find the right colour OTL
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Photographer Jane Goodrich: New York Is My Playground
at Reading Room (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Join photographer Jane Goodrich as she shares her latest works and takes us on a parade around the park to prove New York City is truly for kids of all ages.
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Get Up & Go! Family Adventure Race – Manhattan – 12PM
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12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Supported by New York Road Runners This exciting and FREE parent-child race incorporates basic exercises and sports skills, and provides a healthy, one-hour dose of fun for all! Open…
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Wish You Were Here: Vintage Postcards of Pelham Bay and City Island
at Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum (in Pelham Bay Park), Bronx
12:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Tour bygone places and spaces of the east Bronx through hand-colored postcards, dating to the turn of the 19th century.
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Family Activity Day: Colonial Ice Cream
at Morris-Jumel Mansion (in Roger Morris Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Take a break from the summer heat and make your own colonial inspired ice cream! Learn about the history of ice cream during the 1700s, and different unusual flavors colonists enjoyed.
Category: History, Best for Kids, Food
8th Annual Stan Michels Memorial Jazz Concert
at Stan Michels Promenade (in Fort Tryon Park), Manhattan
12:30 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Join the Fort Tryon Park Trust, NYC Parks, and the Michels family in honoring the late Council Member Stan Michels.
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1:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
Join Ashford Learning Garden for a day of enjoyment and learning about the garden. It will be a fun-filled day for all with face painting, arts and crafts, singing, and music.
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Ed Center Open Hours
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But is this a good thing?:
My CTR yesterday when I earned my highest amount ever was 0.0% (first time ever) and my impressions tripled b/c I had added more optimizations that AdSense had suggested because I was giddy about the $50 day. I've always averaged a CTR of .1% or .2% (which is low but I figure is ok for a forum.)
So I'm not sure how to take this...record high day for income but record low CTR?!?!
Good to know that I'm not the only person that is getting this kind of result though.
I didn't have a clue until I looked at my Weblog report and access_log file.
Weblog indicated an enormous spike in Yahoo traffic. Here's what happened:
Yahoo has this "buzz" page, a sort of Yahoo blog about whats hot recently.
My niche topic was big. Y listed some searches, and the first one was for
a 2-word phrase where I'm really well placed in Y. That's all it took.
The access_log page for that day took forever to download on my (cheap) dial-up service.
That traffic faded away very rapidly, now almost down to normal.
The upside as I see it is loads of exposure, and possibly some
good new organic one-way incoming links .. lots of them I hope.
None of this would have happened if I wasn't already well placed for those 2 keywords.
There's no magic here, not even a suggested method.
Just dumb luck really, after some long hard work.
barnest2: I suggest you pore over your access_log records for the big day.
Compare that to recent normal days. There has to be a clue in there somewhere.
Good luck! -Larry
If that's the case, the "optimizations" (location of the ads on the page etc.) shouldn't make too much difference IMO...
Can you give an indication of the number of page views/ad impressions on the days you were getting $50-90? Assuming a CPM of $1-2, you'd need some 50K-100K page views per day for that; are you getting that kind of traffic? (If not, there may be something else going on --or the CPM is *much* higher than I assumed.)
I don't get it. I thought the testing was done and now cpm ads would appear only if an advertiser targeted a site...?
I have no idea, when I inquired why the font of my ads were now so large, they replied that they are currently running a test of text ads displayed on my site. CPM ads are displayed with large text and CPC ads will appear as normal. All I know is that during this "test" my income has increase 10X. I'm not expecting it to last.
your site seems to be one of them. when advertisers set up a site-targeted CPM campaign, they are allowed to choose between text and image ads. the text ads appear with huge fonts - it looks a little strange to me, and attracts a TON of attention in my opinion, but i suppose that is what the advertisers are paying for.
i hope it continues to work out for you.
I would sit tight and do NOTHING for about 3 weeks. When G has stopped experimenting with the CPM ads then maybe you can see the effects of your optimization techniques.
Leave it "as is" for now... don't tweak further. Over-tweaking has been a big mistake for me. Now I give any changes a good 3 weeks minimum to see how it effects my bottom line.
Right now "it ain't broke", so don't fix it. :-)


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Grandparents are here visiting with their new (new to them used) 06 Legacy 2.5i!! (nice!) Anyway, they are in their late 80's and have trouble seeing the black face gauges in broad daylight. So I am looking for a kit to replace the black face gauges with white face ones. The interweb is not giving up its Legacy gauge kits easily. Has anyone seen a kit or know where I could find one?!?
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Musica Dolce was founded in 1992 by a core group of thirty-one musicians from Rhode Island and Connecticut. Since its "premiere" concert at the Westerly Public Library in April 1992, Musica Dolce has given hundreds of performances around the region. Its repertoire consists of classical music from the baroque period to the present, and includes several compositions specially commissioned from its assistant conductor, pianist/conductor Paul Rosenbloom. While some of its concerts involve the entire orchestra, others feature smaller groups such as string quartets and wind trios. The orchestra's venues include locations in Westerly, Portsmouth, Middletown, Newport, Narrangansett, and Mystic.
In addition to its regular concerts open to the public, Musica Dolce has developed a highly innovative program of music for children, Music in the Schools. Starting with special free performances for children at the Chorus of Westerly Performance Hall, the orchestra has made presentations in local schools a regular part of each season. School administrators, teachers, and students have responded very enthusiastically to this opportunity to experience chamber music, which is otherwise almost totally neglected in the schools.
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Помогите с задание по англ. яз. Задание:What do Nick and the membbers of his family usually do or what ar they doing at the moment?
Помогите с задание по англ.яз .Задание:What do Nick and the membbers of his family usually do or what ar they doing at the moment? Example:Nick's parents usually (to watch TV) in the evening. Nick's parents usually watch TV in the evening. 1) Look, Nick's sister (to go) for a walk. ........................................................................ 2)She never m(to go) for a walk in the evening. ......................................................................... 3) Nick's cousins (to drink) apple juice now. ...................................................................... 4)Nick (to play football) every day. ...................................................................... 5)Nick's brother usually (to look after) their pets. ................................................................... 6)"Where is Dad?" Oh, he (to swim) in the swimming pool. ...........................................................................
- Look, Nick's sister is going for a walk.
She never goes for a walk in the evening.
Nick's cousins are drinking apple juice now.
Nick plays football every day.
Nick's brother usually looks after the pets.
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Re: Mathematica 9 does not read mathematica 8 ".mx" files
On 12/14/12 at 2:58 AM, noomenov at gmail.com (noomen mechri) wrote:
>Thanks for your reply! yes, that's what I had to do ... rerun the
>whole calculation on M9 which again took a few hours!! (I know ...
>not good at optimizing code) But then what is the purpose of having
>.mx files to save the workspace variables for future use ... if they
>can only be read by the version in which they have been produced ...
>it is senseless ...
No. It is still useful for saving time from one session to the
next in the same version on the same machine. It is just the .mx
format cannot be used for something more than this at this point
in time.
Note, it is possible to create data files that do preserve
variables that can be used across versions and platforms. For
example, if you create a text file with
in it and load it with Get, then the variable a will be created
with the expected value in any version of Mathematica on any
platform. True, this will not load as quickly as a .mx file and
you have more work to do to create this type of file form
Mathematica than simply using DumpSave.
Also, if you think about it, minimum load/write times for
computations would be achieved by simply writing out whatever is
in memory to storage in the format it is in. Anything else
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The Northern Arizona women's golf team has added three student-athletes who will join the program this fall, Head Coach Brad Bedortha announced.
"This is a good class for us and I am excited to see how they fit into the mix," said Bedortha. "It should be a fun year for us."
The Lumberjacks have signed Catherine Benscotor (Metamora, Mich./Lapeer West), Jacquee Benscoter (Metamora, Mich./Lapeer West/Ferris State) and Jessie Joachim (Hudson, Colo./Weld Central).
Catherine Benscoter is three-time All-Metro League first team choice and earned all-state honors two times at Lapeer West. She recorded two top-10 finishes at the Michigan State Championships and helped her school to the first two team regional titles in school history.
"She has a good swing and has posted good scores during her high school career," said Bedortha. "I think she can add a lot to our team."
Jacquee Benscoter, who is the older sister of Catherine, played for Bedortha at Ferris State. She won the Bulldog Invitational in her first collegiate tournament and attended the University of Michigan-Flint last year. During her prep career, she was a first-team all-state selection and won two Metro League championships and two regional titles.
"I think Jacquee has all the tools to be a very good player," said Bedortha. "I am looking forward to coaching her again. I think she will not only compete but push the other players."
Joachim was a four-time state qualifier for Brighton High School, finishing tied for eighth at the Class 5A State Championships as a senior. She was the Valedictorian for her graduating class and served as the president of the National Honor Society and her senior class. She helped her team to two league championships.
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What do you mean by it has a working EGT gauge? An aftermarket gauge has nothing to do with the issue - You need to have that CEL cleared and if your sensor (not gauge) is still in the UP without a cat it needs to be removed. You can disable the CEL in the map (or your tuner) or you can do the resistor mod.
What is going on with the other CEL regarding the radiator fans?
You need a correct tune for the boost control system without the MBC. Do you have a DP? If not you can use a stage I map or the stock map, if so try a stage II map, or go get it retuned correctly. What kind of EBCS do you mean it has (do you mean the stock boost control solenoid)? If you have like a grimmspeed EBCS that takes a different map/tune.
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6:00 pm Estherville campus. As a part of Cinco de Mayo and in appreciation of support for the music department this past year, we will be providing free tacos, (including taco in bag, soft or hard shell tacos) and the fixings from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Max Student Center on the Estherville campus. At 7:00 p.m. everyone will be treated to an ice cream sundae bar. Lemonade and coffee will also be provided.
During the evening we will be recognizing our graduates and featuring our jazz band, jazz singers, women's ensemble, men's ensemble and concert choir. Directors are Carol Ayres, instrumental and Brett Fuelberth, vocal.
Come and join us for a relaxing and enjoyable evening of live music and food! Admission is free! Thank you to the Estherville Student Senate for helping sponsor this event.
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Zubin Mehta's Boisterous, Lifelong Journey in Israel
More than most major orchestras, the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra is a voice of cultural diplomacy and a recurring lightning rod in the sphere of global politics. When the organization toured the U.S. in February 2011, Pro-Palestinian demonstrators turned out on the sidewalks around Carnegie Hall, carrying signs and distributing fliers challenging government policies. Zubin Mehta, the orchestra's music director, accepts this as a consequence of living in a democracy.
But Mehta takes exception with one incident last year, when a group of protesters loudly disrupted an Israel performance at the BBC Proms in London. "It was very unfortunate," he said. "People should have their say if they have demonstrations outside. But to disturb a concert is completely out of the precepts of decorum and the people who demonstrated in the concert did not go away convincing anybody about their cause."
Mehta has experienced a lot with the Israel Philharmonic, where he holds the title of music director for life. The Bombay, India native made his Israel debut in 1961, when he was just 24. A music directorship came in 1977. In an interview at the Plaza Hotel, he described the collectively-run ensemble as like a boisterous, opinionated family.
"Every day and every week there are discussions, quarrels, opinions," he said. "We are, in that sense, a loosely formed family with all its tribulations. Every day, members are involved with what's going on financially. They have lots to say; they criticize their own elected body of musicians continuously, without understanding really what's going on, etc. So there's frustration all the time but there's also a family making music."
"It's almost like having a hundred other conductors on the stage with him," said Suzanne Ponsot, executive director of the American Friends of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. "They maybe worry about the finances or the programming or helping to hire new musicians." But she said her experience with the orchestra is "definitely not quarrelsome."
Mehta and the Israel Philharmonic will return to Carnegie Hall Thursday for a program of Mendelssohn's Piano Concerto (with soloist Yuja Wang), Arnold Schoenberg's Kol Nidre and the New York premiere of Israeli composer Noam Sheriff's Mechaye Hametim. The concert, part of a four-city US tour, comes just a week after the Mehta received a Presidential Medal of Distinction from Israel's president, Shimon Peres.
The conductor believes the medal was an outgrowth of a 45-year friendship with Peres, and a reflection of Israel and India's friendly diplomacy. "It's not my musical contribution to Israel that is influencing him altogether," said Mehta. "It's also our friendship. Our friendship has to do with India."
Jet-Setter Builds Loyalty
Early in his career, Mehta was the embodiment of the jet-set maestro, appearing with orchestras on multiple continents and living out of a suitcase. But he has also been identified for his long directorships. He spent 16 years as the music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic (1962-1978) and 13 years with the New York Philharmonic (1979-1991), among other posts. Yet he clearly expresses an affinity for Israeli society in all its complexities.
In 2009, Mehta started Mifneh (Hebrew for "turning point"), a music education program for Israel's Arab citizens. "I believe people who can sit and listen to music and then sit and play music together can also live together," he said. Mehta has brought the Israel Philharmonic to perform for Arab audiences in Nazareth and Lebanon and has won several humanitarian honors including the United Nations Lifetime Achievement Peace and Tolerance Award.
"My dream is to have an Arab-Israeli playing in the Israel Philharmonic in the near future and it will happen," he said.
Change doesn't always come easily. In 1981, Mehta attempted to conduct the music of Richard Wagner, Hitler's favorite composer, producing shouted protests and fistfights in the audience. Mehta had warned the audience ahead of time, but the question of further testing the old taboo was effectively laid to rest for the time being. "Maybe in 1981, when I tried it, it was too early but we will try it again," he said.
Also in the early 1980s, Mehta brought the New York Philharmonic to Harlem's Abyssinian Baptist Church for a series of annual concerts. "The headline in the newspaper the next morning was 'The Philharmonic Finally Takes the A Train,'" he recalled of the first concert. "It was just wonderful. And the public there came dressed like it's the opening night of the Met. They were so elegant and so proud to be there. I was very happy to do those concerts."
At 75, Mehta says he vacations more than he used to, even as he bemoans the state of air travel. But he also dismisses suggestions of retirement. In March, the Israel Philharmonic will return to its home, the newly-renovated Mann Auditorium in Tel Avi (to be renamed the Charles R. Bronfman Auditorium). And Mehta is conducting more opera. "I'm conducting lots of opera. Opera takes time."
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The Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre enjoys a long and distinguished history as one of
the oldest musical institutions in Russia. Founded in the 18th century during the reign of
Peter the Great and housed in St. Petersburg's famed Mariinsky Theatre since 1860, the
orchestra entered its "golden age" in the second half of the 19th century under the musical
direction of Eduard Nápravník, whose leadership for more than a half-century (1863-1916)
secured its reputation as one of the finest in Europe.
Numerous internationally famed musicians have conducted the orchestra, among them Hans von
Bülow, Felix Mottl, Felix Weingartner, Alexander von Zemlinsky, Otto Nikisch, Willem
Mengelberg, Otto Klemperer, Bruno Walter, Erich Kleiber, Hector Berlioz, Richard Wagner,
Gustav Mahler, and Arnold Schoenberg.
Renamed the Kirov during the Soviet era, the orchestra continued to maintain its high
artistic standards under the leadership of Yevgeny Mravinsky and Yuri Temirkanov. The
leadership of Valery Gergiev has enabled the Mariinsky Theatre to forge important
relationships for the Mariinsky Ballet and Opera to appear in the world's greatest opera
houses and theaters, among them the Metropolitan Opera; the Kennedy Center in Washington,
DC; the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden; San Francisco Opera; Théâtre du Châtelet in
Paris; the Salzburg Festival; and La Scala in Milan.
The success of the orchestra's frequent tours has created the reputation of what one
journalist referred to as "the world's first global orchestra." Since its US
debut in 1992, the orchestra has made 17 tours of North America, including a 2006
celebration of the complete Shostakovich symphonies, a cycle of Prokofiev's stage works in
2008, major works of Hector Berlioz in February and March 2010, and a centennial Mahler
cycle at Carnegie Hall in October 2010. The following year, the Mariinsky Orchestra opened
Carnegie Hall's 2011-2012 season with a cycle of Tchaikovsky symphonies, which the ensemble
also performed on tour throughout the US and in Canada.
Maestro Gergiev established the Mariinsky Label in 2009 and has since released more than
15 CDs, including Shostakovich's piano concertos nos. 1 and 2; symphonies nos. 1, 2, 3, 10,
11, and 15; and The Nose. The orchestra has also recorded Rachmaninoff's Piano
Concerto No. 3 and Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini; Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture;
Shchedrin's The Enchanted Wanderer and Piano Concerto No. 5; Stravinsky's
Oedipus Rex and Les noces; Wagner's Parsifal; and Donizetti's
Lucia di Lammermoor; as well as DVDs/Blu-rays of Tchaikovsky's symphonies nos. 4,
5, and 6 and George Balanchine's ballet Jewels. Releases for 2012 include
Massenet's Don Quichotte.
A prominent figure in all the world's major concert halls, Valery Gergiev is the artistic
and general director of the Mariinsky Theatre, St. Petersburg, and since 1988 has taken the
Mariinsky ballet, opera, and orchestra ensembles to more than 45 countries, garnishing
universal acclaim. Maestro Gergiev's 25 years of leadership have also resulted in the
building of the Mariinsky Concert Hall (2006) and the new Mariinsky II theater (2013)
alongside the classic Mariinsky Theatre.
Principal conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra since 2007, Mr. Gergiev performs with
the LSO at the Barbican Centre, BBC Proms, and Edinburgh International Festival, as well as
on extensive tours of Europe, North America, and Asia. In July 2013, he led the inaugural
international tour of the National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America, an
orchestra founded by Carnegie Hall's Weill Music Institute. In 2016, he will assume the
post of principal conductor of the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra. He also is founder and
artistic director of the Stars of the White Nights Festival and the New Horizons Festival
in St. Petersburg, the Moscow Easter Festival, the Rotterdam Philharmonic Gergiev Festival,
the Mikkeli Music Festival, and the Red Sea Classical Music Festival in Israel, as well as
principal conductor of the World Orchestra for Peace.
Mr. Gergiev's record releases with the Mariinsky Orchestra and London Symphony Orchestra
continually win awards in Europe, Asia, and America. Recent releases include a Mahler
symphony cycle, Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet, Massenet's Don Quichotte, Shchedrin's The
Enchanted Wanderer, Wagner's Parsifal and Die Walküre, and Shostakovich's Symphony No.
Mr. Gergiev has led numerous composer-centered concert cycles in New York, London, and
other international cities, including ones focused on Berlioz, Brahms, Dutilleux, Mahler,
Prokofiev, Shostakovich, Stravinsky, Tchaikovsky, and Wagner. He has introduced audiences
around the world to several rarely performed Russian operas.
Mr. Gergiev's many awards include the Dmitri Shostakovich Award, the Netherlands' Knight
of the Order of the Dutch Lion, Japan's Order of the Rising Sun, and the French Ordre
national de la Légion d'honneur.
Denis Matsuev has been a fast-rising star on the international concert stage since his
triumphant victory at the 11th International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow in 1998. He
has quickly established himself as one of the most sought-after pianists of his
Mr. Matsuev has collaborated with the world's best-known orchestras, including the New
York Philharmonic, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra, Houston Symphony, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, WDR
Sinfonieorchester Köln, Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, BBC Symphony Orchestra, Royal
Scottish National Orchestra, Filarmonica della Scala, Orchestre national de France,
Orchestre national du Capitole de Toulouse, Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France,
Orchestre de Paris, Budapest Festival Orchestra, Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, Berliner
Philharmoniker, Vienna Symphony, Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, Frankfurt Radio
Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, and Chamber Orchestra of
Europe. He is continually engaged with legendary Russian orchestras, including the St.
Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra and the Mariinsky Orchestra.
Mr. Matsuev's worldwide festival appearances include Leipzig's Mendelssohn and Schumann
festivals, Poland's International Chopin Piano Festival, Italy's Maggio Musicale Fiorentino
and MITO SettembreMusica, France's Les Chorégies d'Orange, Switzerland's Verbier Festival,
Romania's George Enescu Festival, and the Ravinia Festival in the US.
Over the past four years, Mr. Matsuev has collaborated with the Sergei Rachmaninoff
Foundation and its president, Alexander Rachmaninoff who is the composer's grandson. Mr.
Matsuev was chosen by the foundation to perform and record unknown pieces by Rachmaninoff
on the composer's own piano at the Rachmaninoff house, "Villa Senar," in Lucerne.
Mr. Matsuev is artistic director of two important festivals: Stars on Baikal in Irkutsk,
Siberia, and Crescendo, a series of events held in many different international cities,
such as Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Tel Aviv, Kaliningrad, Paris, and New York
City. These remarkable festivals present a new generation of students from Russia's music
schools by featuring gifted Russian soloists from around the world performing with the best
Russian orchestras.
This evening's concert features two works by Rachmaninoff: a massive virtuoso concerto he wrote for himself to perform in America before his emigration, and a late piece that reprises a number of his signatures even as it stakes out new territory. The Third Piano Concerto is overtly passionate and fiendishly difficult, but also full of subtle touches, including a surprisingly spare main theme and a satisfying cyclical structure. A daunting challenge for any pianist, it has dense orchestral writing that shows off the orchestra as well. The Symphonic Dances inhabit the twilight world of Rachmaninoff's final period when he was a lonely exile in America. Romantic in sensibility yet spiked with harmonic ambiguity, it is one of Rachmaninoff's most original scores, combining dancelike exuberance with haunting nostalgia.