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Costa del Sol is only a country block from the beach and leaves no excuse for not getting that much needed exercise by walking on the beach. On this morning we had loaded up the doggies on the golf cart and took the scenic drive down to enjoy the nice cool breeze off the water and put our toes in the sand! It is not unusual to see the local Ticos fishing at the beach. Today we ran into two very unique fishermen! One was a young Tico fishing with a net! It was so interesting to watch him throw it out and drag it back in. What was even more interesting was to see it filled with fish!
He was very happy to have his picture taken with his catch of the day even though he did appear to be very shy. His bucket was almost full and I am sure that his family will be very happy to enjoy some wonderful fresh fish for dinner tonight!
The second fisherman was not a man at all but what appeared to be a hawk! He only caught one fish but seemed to be enjoying his feast. I don't think he was interested in sharing with anyone and when he was done perched up on top of a beautiful piece of driftwood with the proud pose of a great hunter after catching his prey. I felt like I should offer him a toothpick!
Why don't you join us at Playa Bejuco for a relaxing day at the beach and some fishing?
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There is a tale of two media releases. Last Wednesday Senator Amanda Vanstone issued a statement concerning the "voluntary starvation" by "a number of residents of the offshore processing centre in Nauru". The Immigration Minister declared that this was a matter for the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) and, by implication, not Australia.
At a subsequent interview, she was reported to have said that the hunger strike by some Afghans on Nauru (who sought entry to Australia but were found not to be refugees) was not Australia's problem. In fact, Vanstone did not use precisely these words - but that was essentially her message.
By Friday, however, her position had changed. Now she was "pleased to announce that two eminent Australians, the Hon John Hodges, a former immigration minister [during Malcolm Fraser's Coalition government], and Mr Gholam Aboss, an Afghan community leader, will visit Nauru" this week for a "direct dialogue" with the protesters.
At a personal level, the role of immigration minister is perhaps the most difficult in any government, Coalition or Labor. The Jesuit priest Father Frank Brennan is a critic of the Howard Government's administration of mandatory detention. Yet, as he points out in his recent book Tampering with Asylum, unlike "some refugee advocates" he is "happy, publicly, to acknowledge the very difficult challenges that confront governments in this field".
Brennan is sympathetic with the problems faced by governments which have to deal with asylum seekers who have no documentation and acknowledges that "not everyone who crosses a border uninvited and claiming asylum is a refugee". Yet he believes that the Howard Government could handle asylum seekers with greater empathy and demonstrates that Australia's response to this issue has been much harsher than that of governments in North America and Europe.
When John Howard is overseas, he invariably says that Australia's policy on border protection is bipartisan. For example, in Berlin last year he said "mandatory detention has been over a 10-year period a bipartisan policy in Australia". This is correct.
It was Paul Keating's Labor government which introduced mandatory detention (including women and children) in 1992, at a time when several current critics of the Coalition's policy in this area sat on the government benches. Most notably, Carmen Lawrence (who was a minister in the Keating government) and the then senator Margaret Reynolds (now president of the UN Association of Australia).
Certainly the Howard Government has toughened the administration of mandatory detention. But this has been done with the support of Labor under the leadership of both Kim Beazley and Simon Crean. Mark Latham has let it be known he believes in border protection.
Clearly, there is wide-scale support for mandatory detention in Australia. Which explains why the Coalition maintains that Labor is weak on this issue - while the Opposition claims it is better than the Howard Government. In such an environment, there should be room for a policy which is tough in sending the required message to criminally inclined people smugglers while exhibiting greater empathy to whose who make it to Australian shores, especially since there are only about 1100 individuals in detention at the moment (some of whom have fled from the most repressive regimes in the world). This would equate to the number of unlawful entries to Britain in less than a week.
Here the Coalition is under pressure from an unlikely source. It is not the left which is significantly challenging the Howard Government on this issue - its attack is so shrill as to be counterproductive. Nor is it small "l" liberals (in the American sense of the term). Real pressure is coming from an unexpected quarter - those who are regarded as conservatives.
The Coalition's pollsters would be advised to attend the detention centres at Villawood (Sydney) or Maribyrnong (Melbourne) or to sample the correspondence entering the remote Port Hedland centre in Western Australia. They would find that many Australians who have befriended asylum seekers are in no sense Howard-hating leftists or bleeding-heart types. Rather, they are a sample of what Howard likes to regard as "mainstream" Australia.
It's much the same with some leading Australians. In late 2001 Lieutenant-General Peter Cosgrove told Maxine McKew of his sympathy for "those who set out in horrible boats from Indonesia to cross all that water and who take an enormous risk". The following year Peter Rees reported in the second edition of his biography of Tim Fischer (The Boy from Boree Creek) that the former National Party leader was uncomfortable with the way the Coalition had handled the asylum seekers on the Tampa before the November 2001 federal election.
In the autumn 2003 edition of Defender, Michael O'Connor reviewed the book Dark Victory, which was co-authored by David Marr and Marian Wilkinson, on the Tampa and all that. O'Connor, the former head of the Australian Defence Association, confessed he was "no fan of the authors" since they were of a "left political persuasion". However, he went on to write that "this is an excellent book that should be read by all Australians who have any interest in the way our country is governed".
In Sydney, Catholic Cardinal George Pell said on September 23 that the mandatory detention "process is too tough" while Anglican Archbishop Peter Jensen declared on November 28 that "perhaps, as refugees, the family of Jesus would have been denied entry into Australia". On December 15 The Age in Melbourne published a letter by Marie Tehan (a former minister in Jeff Kennett's government) decrying the Howard Government's "lack of compassion" with respect to asylum seekers.
Howard may have misread the national mood on this issue. Maybe an inherently Australian phenomenon is in play - which combines generalised opposition to unlawful entry with individual friendship with asylum seekers who have been released into the community. Which explains the support for temporary protection visa holders to have their three-year stay extended - from such traditional Coalition strongholds as Young (NSW), the Wimmera (Victoria) and Albany (Western Australia).
Here's hoping that Vanstone has seen the need to inject some empathy into the asylum seeker debate, from the Coalition's perspective. If so, this would be a welcome - and timely - Christmas present.
Gerard Henderson is executive director of The Sydney Institute.
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Pugh came to UAB in January 1995, from Luverne (Ala.) High School, where he was the offensive coordinator in 1994. Prior to that, Pugh was the head football coach and athletic director at Selma (Ala.) High School for two years (1992-93)
In his most recent collegiate coaching experience prior to joining the staff at UAB, Pugh was the head coach at Alabama A&M (1989-91). During his tenure, the Bulldogs posted an overall record of 19-10 and won three Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championships; they participated in the Division II playoffs in 1991.
An18-year veteran of collegiate coaching, Pugh was an assistant coach with Jackie Sherrill at Texas A&M University (1982-88) and the University of Pittsburgh (1981). Texas A&M was 50-26 during his seven seasons with the Aggies, winning three Southwest Conference titles and making three Cotton Bowl appearances.
Pittsburgh won the Big East title and played in the Sugar Bowl during his one season with the Panthers. Pugh got his start in coaching in 1976 as an assistant coach at Columbia High School in Decatur, Ga. Two years later, he was the head coach at Columbia, leading the program to a 7-3 record, a district championship, and the regional playoffs.
He got his start in collegiate coaching at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga as an assistant. In two seasons (1979-80) there, the Moccasins were 20-2 and won two Southern Conference titles.
Pugh earned his undergraduate degree in health, physical education, and recreation from the University of Alabama in 1976. He was a four-year starter and letterwinner at tight end for Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant ; during those four years (1972-75), the team posted a 44-1 record, making four post-season bowl appearances and winning a national championship in 1973.


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:getdown: oh yeah baby...i've blown quite a few different calls and all i can say about this one is, it's like nothing i've blown before.
simply awesome. all hedge (bois d'arc) double reed..soft, mellow and ducky doesn't even begin to describe this call. i know the term "sings" is used to describe alot of calls that run really well, but this call really does SING. it has a lot of really good tone behind the raspy quacks to really mimick a duck's sound.
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Blogging the Democratic National Convention was alreadly looking complicated, then came yesterday's announcement that Barack Obama's big speech on the last night is being moved to Denver's Invesco Field at Mile High, a 75,000 seat stadium. Pepsi Center sounded daunting enough. The stadium? Sounds like a royal mess of crowds running headlong into security, and all those folks bent on disrupting the show now given an even bigger target. Great theater, I'm sure, but perhaps a bit too hard to control.
Credit Larry Geller (Disappeared News) for discovering that the fine print in warranties on consumer amitems sold locally aren't valid in Hawaii. In a post last week, he describes going to buy a computer monitor from Best Buy. The warranty on the first one they chose isn't good in Hawaii. His second choice turned out to be covered, but you would have to pay shipping to and from the mainland in order to get a warranty repair. How many of us read the fine print on those warranty cards before buying? I know I usually look at the box and its typical single line of warranty info. Obviously this is a big mistake.
And I thought Americans were learning from this oil crisis. Not so fast. Survey results released yesterday found a strong majority of voters oppose a national 55 mph speed limit as a fuel saving measure. And if you think the younger generation is more conscious of sustainability and such, these data would appear to be a disappointment.
Men oppose the lower speed limit by a 69% to 25% margin. Women are more evenly divided—50% oppose the lower limit but 42% are in favor. Age differences are even more dramatic. Among the youngest voters, those under 30, opposition to the lower speed limit is at 76%. Just 17% of the under-30s like the idea of a lower speed limit. Among those in the 50-64 age bracket, 54% are opposed and 41% are supportive. However, among senior citizens, 50% would like to see the lower speed limit and 40% are opposed. Those fifty and over were driving during the first Arab oil embargo and have memories of the first time a national speed limit was imposed.
And that's not all.
Forty-six percent (46%) of voters say that reducing the price of gas and oil is more important than protecting the environment. Thirty-eight percent (38%) take the opposite view.
This certainly does not appear to be good news.
A Twittering Congressman Abercrobie? That's no joke. Really. His presence on Twitter follows Neil's new blog, and a campaign web site moving into media big time.
The Baltimore Sun announced last week that it will be dropping its daily business section, with business news to be mixed into its general news coverage.
And here's an excerpt from testimony by Peter Serafin on the recent demise of Hawaii Island Journal.
Stephens Media owns the only two Web presses on this island, where they print the Trib-Herald and West Hawaii Today. Lane Wick, HIJ's previous owner, approached Stephens with a contract job to print the Journal. Their response: We'll only print the Journal if you sell us a controlling interest. As a believer in independent journalism, Wick turned them down. With the new publisher, it was the same story – we won't print you unless we own you. The Journal continued to be printed in Honolulu at the Star-Bulletin press.
Although they couldn't buy us, Stephens still wanted a monopoly. A year and a half ago they launched Big Island Weekly, a copycat paper specifically created to drive the Journal out of business. They pursued a strategy similar to the one go! airlines used against Aloha Air. Sell the product – be it advertising space or airline tickets – below cost, and make up the shortfall with cash infusions from the parent company on the mainland. Since the local company has to actually earn the money it costs to operate, keep it up and you'll eventually drive them out of business.
Did you notice Charlie Memminger's Ode to Kaaawa buried in a correction last week? He wrote:
Honolulu Lite Department of Corrections: In a recent column on the best free attractions in Hawaii, a reader suggested the "Mormon Temple in Kaaawa," which we duly included in our Top 10 list. I then heard from about 23,639 members of the Hawaii Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints informing me that the beautiful temple in question actually is located in the bustling metropolis of Laie, which, I believe, is about 326 feet north of Kaaawa.
Keeping towns on that stretch of the Windward coast straight (i.e., Kaaawa, Punaluu, Hauula, Laie and Kahuku) can be confusing to some. (I believe the slogan for that part of the island is "More Vowels Than People.") But we regret the error. If you find yourself in Laie, you definitely should visit the Mormon Temple where, I believe, the congregation sings such old spiritual favorites as "I Left My Corazon in Kahaluu" and they dance the "Malaekahana Macarena."
And those of us on Haahaa Street in Kaaawa certainly understand the "more vowels than people" viewpoint.
And check out this little bit of Kaaawa.
We spotted this bug, identified as a 1965 Beetle, just a block or so from home. A second Bug is also being slowly resurrected. If it comes out of the process as well as this one, they'll sure make quite a pair.
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Insanity and madness are a Monkton family tradition. Now, Stephen Monkton, the last of the Monkton line, can end the curse by finding his uncle's body in Naples and returning it to the family vault in the States.
Raymund Bagget
A woman is enamoured with a man whose family is rumoured to have a hereditary madness. Despite her brother's urgings, she stands by her love as he struggles with his own monomania (an obsession with a single thing). There is a legend surrounding the mad man's family involving burial of their dead, and a prophesy of the end of their lineage. It appears that this young man's obsession is over the continuation of his family line… something he takes very seriously. But there are strange things he must do to belay the prophesy and ensure the family future.
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GREAT use of music on this one. This is the RMT I know and appreciate!
This was a very enjoyable episode for me. Had all the aspects within the story that I really love - drama, mystery, and a dash of the supernatural. Great ending too. There were a couple of twists and turns, but not many, and the story was pretty easy to follow. The audio was excellent as well. There's nothing worse than trying to listen to a good story only to have the audio fade in and out - which thankfully wasn't the case.
apparently they shared the CBS stock music library. I've read about one or two of the composers...I think you can google and find out more. (Who'm I kidding? You can "google" and find out more about just about anything nowadays.)
I enjoyed this one. At first, I wondered how Seldes' character was going to suffer from saying "We'll marry over father's dead body" (cue CBS music) but that was resolved in a better way that I figured was going to happen. I have to say it was amusing considering the "ghosts of the departed monks" (who really didn't play much if any of a role themselves) wandering around the abbey...I'd think said ghosts (like any) would end up in one of two places.
All in all, great episode
I agree, the musical score added a lot to the effectiveness of the episode. Was this show's music also from "The Twilight Zone" soundtrack library? I believe I've read that the Mystery Theater theme was. Quick aside, I just saw Marian Seldes as the cranky neighbor in "Home Alone 3". Scary, but not CBSRMT scary.
D. Memering
This was a delightful story! I enjoyed listening to it with my bad habits, and aim to "Monkton" out mine!
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This was an enjoyable listen for me. I thought the use of the monks was a little silly, but I would prefer some extra silliness over a slowed down EG Marshall any day.


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I will be there getting my I-Speed EcuTek reflash dyno tuned that day. Everyone is invited to come and hang out and see how much power those stroker motors I-Speed has been building make.
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The French Country Kitchen
This course will introduce you to some of the classic simple dishes of the French countryside. These traditional recipes are easy to prepare, rely on the freshest garden ingredients, and are always delicious. The evening will encompass the following: Vegetable Soup with Pistou (basil, garlic, cheese, and olive oil); Gratin Parmentier (country beef pie with potato crust); Quiche Lorraine; Blanquette de Veau (classic veal stew); Miniature Sausage and Onion Pies; Reine de Saba (chocolate cake); and Chocolate Mousse served with Chantilly Cream.


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Hello Velvet. I will do anything I can to help you but I need to get a bit more information first. For right now, stop working with him and just leave him alone, let him stay quiet so you do not add to his stress.
Are you absolutely positive this sound is coming from his beak or jaw and is not associated with his breathing?
Is he holding his beak open when he breathes?
Is his tail bobbing up and down as he breathes in and out?
Have you seen any change in the appearance of his droppings; color, consistency or amount?
Is he doing any kind of vocalizations at all?
Is he keeping his feathers fluffed up?
Please tell me everything in his usual diet.
The more information I have, the better I can help.
Thanks, Patricia
Okay, thanks for the extra information. I apologize for the delay in getting back with you. I had a computer crash and it has really put a crimp in my work day. If this noise started after he hit the fan or even something else that you may not know about, that is one possible cause. If he has some kind of injury to his jaw or anywhere else, that can account for this change in behavior. Sometimes, when they are stressed over an illness or injury, it's the only way they know to react. The feathers staying fluffed are yet another symptom of illness or injury. Other symptoms that may follow, if they haven't already, include a change in the appearance of his droppings that lasts more than 24 hours and cannot be accounted for by diet, sleeping an inordinate amount of time during the day, and giving up the perches and sitting on the cage floor. When we see these symptoms, it means the bird has been ill for awhile. All birds have a strong instinct to mask all symptoms from us for as long as possible. It's a crucial survival skill in the wild and it holds over in our cage birds. When we finally see symptoms, it's because they are too weak or too ill to keep up the pretense. He is also not on a top notch diet. Apples are okay, in moderation but they are mostly sugar and water with not a lot of nutrition. Walnuts are okay too. But an ideal diet is not more than about 30% seeds and seed products, no matter how high quality or "fortified" they may claim to be. He needs a good brand of pellet mixed with his seeds and everyday, he should be getting fresh or steamed veggies, leafy greens and many other "people" foods. He can eat almost everything you eat but with a few toxic exceptions so always be sure before offering something new. I'm going to give you some links to help with diet, with explanations of the health problems you will see caused by inadequate diet, and some other safety issues around the home. There will also be some to help you locate a proper Avian vet for him, unless you already have one that you know can be trusted for their avian expertise. Not all dog/cat vets have it. The first thing I'm going to urge you to do, because of all these symptoms, is to get him in asap, for a check up. There is no way I could try to diagnose for you from long distance. I can only give you possibilities and explain symptoms to be alert for. In the meantime, all you can do for him at home is good supportive care. You should keep him confined to his cage, do not let him get chilled and keep him as stress free as possible. The closer you can keep him to 85F, the better. To help with that, you can cover the top and three sides of his cage. You can put a heating pad, on low only, under the rear half of his cage. Make sure he cannot reach the pad nor it's cord. Only the rear half because he must be able to move away from it if needed. Getting over heated can be as bad getting chilled. Try to make sure he is drinking because you don't want to risk adding dehydration to his problems. For now, the apple will help with that also due to the liquid content. If he will drink a little Pedialyte, that will help also but don't replace his plain water with it. Offer it separately. I hope all this will help you out but if you have any more questions at all, just let me know. I'll do anything I can to help the little fella out. Patricia
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The Country Women's Association (CWA) of New South Wales celebrated its 90 birthday in 2012 and as part of this celebration at ABC Broken Hill, we have commenced a fortnightly segment looking at the CWA Product of the Week, which features Australian grown produce
Chris Jeremy and Sarah McConnell are joined each fortnight by Annette Turner of White Cliffs who will provide some information about the product chosen and a recipe
This week's topic is BRUSSELS SPROUTS
Food historians believe that Brussels Sprouts were first grown in Belgium but it is not till the 1700's that they were mentioned in recipes.
The prime commercial growing areas in Australia stretch from Queensland to Tasmania and Western Australia and this means they are generally available all year round.
When buying Brussels Sprouts, choose those that are bright green, have tightly closed laves and are no larger than a golf ball.
Stir Fry Brussels Sprouts
8 Brussels sprouts
1 dessertspoon Australian Rice Bran oil
1 teaspoon Sesame oil
1 dessertspoon low salt Soy sauce
Toasted sesame seeds
Remove any tough outer leaves and trim the stem. Slice lengthwise in 1cm strips.
Heat oil in frying pan or wok - don't overheat the oil.
Add Brussels sprouts. Cook for approximately 5 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Add the Soy sauce and cook for another minute.
Serve the Brussels sprouts and sprinkle with the toasted sesame seeds.
If you enjoy ginger add a well rounded teaspoon of grated ginger to the oil just before adding the Brussels Sprouts. A crushed clove of garlic can be added to the oil for extra flavour.
Brussels Sprout Lyonnaise
Lightly cook 450gm Brussels Sprouts. Melt 2 tablespoons bacon fat in a frying pan. Add 1 chopped onion and cook until yellow then stir in 4 tablespoons of stock; season with paprika. Add Sprouts and cook stirring frequently until the stock is absorbed. Sprinkle with chopped parsley to serve.
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The job at the base used 5000 feet of HOPE pipe, 3600 feet of which was 60 inches in diameter. Kleman used 13-foot sections of HDPE pipe at Vandenberg AFB that weighed 700 to 800 pounds each. Moreover, Kleman estimated that 75% of the pipe was laid at depths of more than 20 feet. Using HDPE eliminated the need for a crane, which was a tremendous benefit considering the right-of-way was only about 120 feet wide.
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The base is situated about 150 miles northwest of Los Angeles and supports a population of about 16,500, including the military, their family members, contractors, and civilian employees. Vandenberg AFB is the only military base in the United States from which unmanned government and commercial satellites are launched into polar orbit. It is also the only site from which intercontinental ballistic missiles are test fired into the Pacific Ocean where they splash down at the Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands.
— Matt Schroeder is a Toledo, Ohio-based business writer.


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You can give the ball joints a check before you start, jack up each front wheel and get a helper to rock the wheel backwards and fowards and in and out whilst you check for movement. Also get them to turn the steering wheel slightly back and forth whilst you check the rack ends. A little bit of movement is OK when they are unloaded like this, but any "clunks" mean replacement.
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Baroque violin
After his primary degree from the Conservatory of Parma, Davide specialised in Early Music with numerous professors including E. Gatti, E. Parizzi and S. Richie.
He researches historical practices with the desire of discover the freshness hidden in manuscripts and early prints of the 17th and 18th centuries
Davide's playing has evolved and developed thanks to the many occasions of collaboration with great musicians of our time, each noteworthy for their own individual approach to music: from Ton Koopman to Alberto Rasi, Michael Radulescu, Gabriel Garrido, from Emma Kirkby to Roberta Invernizzi, Gemma Bertagnolli to Stefano Veggetti, Lars Ulrik Mortensen and Sergio Vartolo.
As leader of many ensembles he is known for his energy and charisma, creating a special sound in an orchestra. He has been leader of numerous orchestras including The European Baroque Orchestra (EUBO), Il Tempio Armonico (which has recorded the complete orchestral works of F.E. Dall'Abaco, the Veronese 18th century composer), Ensemble Elyma, Athestis e Accademia de li Musici, Il Complesso Barocco, Cordia, Teatro Armonico. Furthermore, regarding the depth of research and syntony achieved, he is noted for his work with small chamber groups and chamber orchestras including Accademia Strumentale Italiana, Ensemble il Falcone, le Parlement de Musique and Arparla with his wife, harpist Maria Christina Cleary.
These musical encounters are all precious moments for research and experimentation. This tallies with his development of the idea of the score being a canvas, in which each performance and interpretation is different and in a constantly changing state. He focuses on the Art of improvising; the experience of improvising in Early Music performing practice parallels other branches of "cultured" Art (jazz, theatre, traditional music, dance).
Davide has taught on numerous occasions, giving Master-classes in Japan, Singapore and Australia. He has lectured in Makerere University and in the International University of Kampala in Uganda and he has given summer courses in Italy.
He performed as soloist with the Orchestra of the Arena in Verona in 2006.
He has recorded for many record labels including Agorà, Bongiovanni, Brilliant, Deutsche Harmonia Mundi, Dynamics, Naive, Opus 111, ORF, Radio Svizzera Italiana, Sonica, Stradivarius and Tactus.
He performs throughout the world and received great acclaim and reviews during tours of Argentina and Brazil in 2005 and 2006, where he was director and soloist.
ARPARLA has recorded their first Duo CDs on original instruments, after years of in-depth stylistic research. Their first CD contains the Sonatas for violin and harp by Louis Spohr, composed at the beginning of the 19th century and is the first CD of the music of Spohr using original instruments and historical playing techniques. The second CD is a journey through some of the most beautiful sonatas of the 17th century, from Marini to Pandolfi-Mealli, written for violin and basso continuo, using the Baroque Italian harp: the first recording ever employing the harp exclusively as an accompanying and solo instrument. This year Arparla toured Australia to launch their new CD.
In 2010 Davide has also recorded Vivaldi's Four Seasons for the Stradivarius label.
Davide is currently carrying out research in the form of a catalogue of all sources and documents regarding Diminutions and Improvisation from 1535 to 1800. A further project is a comparative study of all representing codes of the Theory of the Affects which are expressed through various art forms: musical rhetoric, iconography, theatre and dance in Italy during the 17th century.
He is currently using a violin from 1733 from the Italian school, kindly on loan from the Paternostro family.
CD of the Four Seasons by A. Vivaldi
Giudizio Artistico *****A Giudizio tecnico *****
Amadeus, feb 2011
"definitely one of the best versions of the decade ..and for my opinion the most beautiful CD of the year of baroque music."
guide.supereva.it, 13.12.2010
"…Davide Monti, a violinist of the highest order, who knows how to create a special atmosphere with a profound knowledge of the Venetian Baroque style of the second half of the 18th century. Monti doesn't imitate the usual period versions, however goes beyond the whole range of stylistic details to give a sweet sound, full but never invasive, an agility and a cantability that at times becomes overwhelming, especially in the slow movements, yet without indulging in excessive languors."
L'Arena, 31.12.2010
"…which stands out for his personality and sharp discretion: Davide Monti, soloist."
il Cittadino, 12.1.2011
Concert for the festival "Primavera in Musica" in Verona
"Visionary, to dream for, lyrical, captivating: how is it possible not be to rhetorical when the voice of a violin moves one so? It can be even said to be diabolic,…"
L'Arena, 14.4.2010
Recording of the CD "So mach' die Augen zu, Allora chiudi gli occhi" by L. Spohr
"these interpretations will be found excellent and convincing, the music being treated with the respect it deserves…"
Spohr Society newsletters 12.2009
"Monti's violin playing is a subtly balanced equation of power and clarity tempered by subtle phrasing and a singing line that every player of the modern violin should be made to listen to"
"…a clear voice capable of great sweetness, power, attack and directional dynamic."
Musicalpointers, 16.4.2009
Recording of Concerti Op. VI by Dall'Abaco, Il Tempio Armonico leader Davide Monti
"…intense and moving in the slow movements, in which the noted musicality of Davide Monti emerges (as in Concerto No.2, where the ethereal solo part soars over the pizzicato of three violins without bass)."
Musica, 2.2009
"It is quite difficult to be creative with a group of strings. Il Tempio Armonico do just that […] with a well balanced style, respecting the solo interventions of the first violin…"
Amadeus, 2.2009
With the ensemble Il Traversiere in Athens (Italian music)
"Without doubt, the protagonist was again Monti on the Baroque violin with its unique idiomatic tone quality, the gentle gliding between notes together with its voice-like, lively, and at times caressing, rhetoric. […] but above all the ultra virtuoso «Sonata for violin» VI F. XIII of Vivaldi, attributed to more oestrus by Monti, offered emotional moments of pure euphoria!"
With the Ensemble Il Traversiere in Athens (Musical Offering)
"During the "il traversiere" concert we enjoyed [...] most of all, the idiomatic phrasing and the sound of the Baroque violin which sound is by nature slightly intimate but, in terms of intonation, secure. The "crying- sobbing" sound of the violin dominated as the principal voice giving the "historical" tone to the event."
Φύλλο Τετάρτης 26.11.2008
Recording of Concerti Op. V by Dall'Abaco, Il Tempio Armonico leader Davide Monti
"The violin solos, by leader Davide Monti, are both sensitive and convincing, such as in the Largo of Concerto Op. 5/1, and Monti is not averse to employing some flexibility of tempo for expressive effect. As a whole, Il Tempio Armonico have a nice body of sound as a group and employ a subtle swinging rhythm in the ensemble allegros."
www.allmusic.com 2007
"…. best Early Music group….the superb virtuosity of the interpreters is fully expressed by their scintillating vitality and clear and bright shadings…" [ in the music.]. Special mention is given to violinist Davide Monti."
L'Arena Verona 3.1.2007
Soloist with Orchestra dell'Arena Verona
"he creates an optimal performance, employing a careful use of vibrato, … manages his sound intelligently."
L'Arena Verona 2.1.2007
Tour of South America: Il Tempio Armonico, director and leader Davide Monti
"…from the musical commentaries made by the leader Davide Monti, a perfect fusion was achieved between the music and the interpreters. The interaction between the soloist Monti, who is a virtuoso instrumentalist of the highest level and effortlessly , never seeming unnatural, the result is a sensitive warmth to his sound. All the emotional richness of the Baroque flourished in the historical instruments."
La Nacion Buenos Aires 2.8.2007
"Davide played the solo Violin part like a ballerina who gently, now turning to the public, then to his companions, showed the rhythm and melodic line. The playing was extremely concentrated and excelled with rare virtuosity."
Diario de Cuiabà Brazil 10.8.2006
Il Tempio Armonico
"By now Il Tempio Armonico is an important reality in the Early Music scene. ..brilliant soloists, especially Davide Monti, a volcanic and histrionic spellbinder."
L'Arena Verona 23.10.2005
Il Tempio Armonico at Valpolicella
"the scores of Cima, Rossi …were used as a pretext to appreciate the extraordinary interpretative and technical talents of the musicians…..infinite amounts of acrobatics and tight-robe walker bowings.."
L'Arena Verona 22.9.2004


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Dough-Making Machines Crowd Out Cars in Gargage
There's no room in Ken and Marlene Banwart's garage for a vehicle. It simply won't fit among the preparation tables, cases of baking ingredients, walk in freezer and crew of busy workers.
The Banwarts' garage has become the manufacturing facility for Country Maid Frozen Butter Braid bread.
The rural West Bend couple has been producing the bread, which can be purchased plain or with fruit fillings, on a full-scale basis for less than a year. But Country Maid is already a familiar name in north central Iowa.
The frozen bread dough, which is available locally at B & F, Fareway and Randall Foods, is a regular item at 35 area grocery stores. It has also been used as a fund raising item by Eagle Grove and Humboldt high schools, two church organizations, a 4-H group and a drill team.
In fact, fund-raisers proved the most successful way to introduce the bread to a new area, Ken said.
"If we do a fund-raiser in an area, then put it in a store, it really takes off," he said.
The Banwarts are less surprised with the success of the product than with the speed with which it has caught on. They already knew people liked their bread when they decided to go into production.
The family used to take produce to farmers' markets and when vegetable sales slowed down, Marlene would supplement by baking cookies or pies.
A friend who made butter braid dough showed Marlene how to make it.
"So I took it the whole next year to the farmers market…and it was just the thing that sold the best," she said.
Ken, who worked as a commissioned salesman for Dick's Office Equipment in West Bend, also tested the market.
"When I was selling for Dick's, I would take some of this bread, the baked bread, to the secretaries (at client companies), and I got such a good response. I sold quite a bit that way," he said.
"I kept thinking that we should maybe be doing something with this just because of the response we had," Marlene said.
In May 1991, the Banwarts decided to seriously pursue the doughmaking business.
"We didn't think it would take off this fast," Marlene said.
What's the secret to successfully selling a rich, buttery- tasting bread in today's health-conscious climate?
"There's no butter in it, we put that in our advertising and on our label. It's margarine," Marlene said. "I think it's just something so different. It has a different texture."
"People like things fresh," Ken said. "You can buy it frozen, bake it and have it fresh. And it's countrymade, home-made. I think people like that."
The bread's popularity enabled the Banwarts to purchase a walk in freezer recently, which in turn, allowed them to move production out of their basement and into the garage.
It also allowed Ken to quit his job at Dick's in January and begin working full-time marketing and delivering the bread and doing Country Maid bookwork.
"In deciding how to market it, I had no idea of going into the stores," he said. "I thought that would be the last place to market it. I thought maybe the specialty shops or something like those. Then we tried a store, and it just took off."
In fact, Fareway carries the bread in 10 of its stores.
Ken's territory currently ranges from Spirit Lake and Storm Lake to Fort Dodge and Webster City.
"I'm going to start going to Algona shortly. My wife told me about a month ago or so, Don't put it in any more stores. We can't keep up,'" he said.
"Well, we couldn't," Marlene said. "We have a nice, big freezer now, and that makes a difference."
"Before we had the big freezer, it took so long for it to freeze that we had to do all our bagging at night," Ken said.
That meant shifts of workers were sometimes at the Banwarts' home from 7:30 a.m. until 10:30 p.m. Bagging is now completed during the day.
The Banwarts have been increasing production since they added the walk-in freezer March 9. They are currently making 1,600 loaves a week, up from the 1,400 loaves that were possible in the basement.
"Hopefully, we can do at least 2,500 a week out there," Ken said.
"We're just taking it a step at a time, ironing out all the kinks," Marlene said.
The Banwarts employ 14 workers, all of whom work part time.
"They work whenever they want to, about five people a day, five days a week," Ken said.
There are also six other members of the Banwart family who pitch in: Rick, 16, Kendra, 14, LaRae, 12, Twila, 10, Wes, 8 and Trent, 5.
Their parents expect that the kids will make summer jobs out of working for them, and in addition, expect to hire some other high school and college students.
Country Maid may grow larger, but it will probably continue to remain located at the Banwart home.
"We had looked in town, and there really didn't seem to be a spot," Marlene said.
Plus, she said, she enjoys being home when the children are home.
"I do feel that I'm here if they need me. I might be out there, but they can find me," Marlene said.
"And the overhead is so much less out here," Ken said. "Who knows? I envision our next step would be to add on here. But maybe some building will open up that will look better."
Marlene said another advantage to keeping their business at home is that Ken spends more time at home.
"We work well together," he said.
So far, all the Banwarts' efforts have been self-financed.
"For our next step, there might be some financing available," Ken said. "But what we've made, we've put back in the business, and we haven't had to borrow yet."
They have, however, received free advice from Director Clark Marshall and the Small Business Development Center in Spencer.
"They really helped us get going on this," Ken said.


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Innervation: Trgeminal N and facial N.
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Innervation: V/3 myelohyoid N from aveolar N.
Pulls hyoid anterosuperly. shortens floor of mouth and widens pharynx
Innervation C1 hypoglossal N
Flexes head and neck
Innervation: C1 cervical plexus
Bend head forward and unilateral
Innervation: cercival plexus
bends and turns cervical column to the side. bends spin forward
Innervation: cervical and brachial plexus C2-C8
Sup- Posterior belly of digastrics
Med- superior belly of monihyoid
Lat- sternocleidomastoid
Innervation: cervical plexus
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goes to ascending aorta (arch of aorta) and decending aorta
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trochlear (motor)
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Primary- hayline cartilage between bones (epiphysial plates)
Secondary- symphysis
Ball and socket
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House might be going on the market soon if anyone is interested
I've been off work for the last week and have been spending way too much time crunching numbers and looking at homes outside London. I could sell my current home, buy a home twice the size on 2-3 acres outside of London, have half the mortgage and a 3-4 car garage. Being I work from home 70-80% of the time now its starting to look like a real possibility.
Girlfriend wants to keep the current home and buy a weekend cottage outside of London on a acre or so. Once the baby is born we're going to start looking at both cottages and primary homes outside of the city


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Huh? Guy was using a Ruger NO. 1
This is a discussion on How do you feel about using an air rifle for big game animals? within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; No, i'm not trolling. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0o0XVa5oyMU I can't even recommend a 9mm for med-big game animals although it may work and this dude is using an ...
No, i'm not trolling.
I can't even recommend a 9mm for med-big game animals although it may work and this dude is using an air rifle for big game animals? I just wouldn't feel so good about this. There's a reason why we have those .30+ caliber high powered rifles.
Huh? Guy was using a Ruger NO. 1
Meriwether Lewis (Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery Expedition 1804–1806), did it back in 1804, isn't anything really new.
"The pistol, learn it well, carry it always ..." ~ Jeff Cooper
"Terrorists: They hated you yesterday, they hate you today, and they will hate you tomorrow.
End the cycle of hatred, dont give them a tomorrow."
Right, I think they had a 50 caliber on their expedition.
There is a guy in Missouri that makes a .50 caliber air rifle designed for big game. I forget his name at the moment.
I am not going to go buy a crossman and try it, but as long as the rifle is designed for the purpose, why not?
Fortes Fortuna Juvat
Former, USMC 0311, OIF/OEF vet
NRA Pistol/Rifle/Shotgun/Reloading Instructor, RSO, Ohio CHL Instructor
The big airguns have comparable ballistics to equal Black powder muzzle loaders. they are very similar in range and pressures. DR
Fortes Fortuna Juvat
Former, USMC 0311, OIF/OEF vet
NRA Pistol/Rifle/Shotgun/Reloading Instructor, RSO, Ohio CHL Instructor
Why is it that some people worry about what other people do is what I can't figure.
I had a couple of snobby Brits with 375 H&H Holland Mags treat me the same way on an African big game hunt.
But they shut the hell up when the hammer on a Ruger Black Hawk dropped and the animal hit the ground dead after a short sprint.
" Blessed is that man, who when facing death, thinks only of his front sight"
-Jeff Cooper
If it's got the ballistics and penetration (on-target force) necessary for "clean" kills, then IMO it doesn't really matter what propels the projectile. I'm good with it.How do you feel about using an air rifle for big game animals?
Your best weapon is your brain. Don't leave home without it.
Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
I am hoping my new Red Rider will show up under the tree in a few weeks. Paaaalesse Santa I need to get me a lion..
In all seriousness why would you want to take the risk of injuring an animal instead of killing it. I don't hunt for the thrill of confronting the "beast" I hunt to eat wild game.
Last thing I wanta hear when I just pulled the trigger on a dangerous critter is "Boy you really made him mad RUN"
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .


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Woodbury shot a 6-over 77 at Gardner Municipal Golf Course to tie for seventh place in the Central Mass. Division 1 Tournament, helping St. John's High finish second to Shrewsbury High. He then carded a 13-over 84 at Norton Country Club as the Pioneers repeated as Division 1 state champions and captured their fifth state championship in the last eight years. Woodbury was also a T&G All-Star last year. Woodbury is the son of Robert Woodbury of Upton.


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Tributes from the friends and co-stars of Philip Seymour Hoffman have flooded in, after he was found dead in his New York City apartment following a suspected drug overdose on Sunday.
The actor - famed for his roles in Magnolia, The Talented Mr Ripley and Capote, among others – is thought to have been battling an addiction to heroin.
He was discovered on the floor of his bathroom by friend and playwright David Bar Katz shortly before noon. He was just 46 years old.
"This is a horrible day for those who worked with Philip. He was a giant talent. Our hearts are open for his family," Tom Hanks, who starred with Hoffman in Charlie Wilson's War told E! News in a statement.
Philip Seymour Hoffman Dead: Actor Dies From Suspected Drug Overdose
"There are no words. It's just terrible," George Clooney, Hoffman's The Ides Of March co-star added.
Philip Seymour Hoffman 1967 - 2014
Philip Seymour Hoffman 1967 - 2014
1/25 Capote
A classic shot of Philip Seymour Hoffman as Capote, the role which earned him a Best Actor Academy Award in 2006
2/25 Scent Of A Woman
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Philip Seymour Hoffman, Mark Wahlbergand JohnC Reilly in 'Boogie Nights', 1997
4/25 Happiness
Philip Seymour Hoffman and Lara Flynn Boyle in 'Happiness', 1998
5/25 The Big Lebowski
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Dressed up to the nines in Flawless, 1999
7/25 The Talented Mr Ripley
Another career highlight for Hoffman, in 1999
8/25 Magnolia
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9/25 Almost Famous
Philip Seymour Hoffman as Lester Bangs and Patrick Fugit as William Miller in 'Almost Famous', 2000
10/25 Punch Drunk
Hoffman poses in Punch Drunk Love, 2002
11/25 Owning Mahowny
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12/25 Capote
Philip Seymour Hoffman portrays writer Truman Capote in a scene from the film, 'Capote'. The film looks at the author's journey into writing 'In Cold Blood', 2006
13/25 Mission Impossible III
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14/25 Charlie Wilson's War
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15/25 The Savages
Philip Seymour Hoffman, left, and Laura Linney, right, are shown in this scene from the film 'The Savages'. The film centers on Jon and Wendy Savage and their broken relationship with their father, 2007
16/25 Doubt
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17/25 Doubt
As a man of the cloth, starring opposite Meryl Streep in Doubt, 2008
18/25 Synecdoche, New York
Philip Seymour Hoffman and Hope Davis in Charlie Kaufman's ambitious directorial debut 'Synecdoche, New York', 2008
19/25 'Jack Goes Boating'
Philip Seymour Hoffman makes his directorial debut as he stars alongside Amy Ryan in 'Jack Goes Boating', 2010
20/25 The Ides of March
Philip Seymour Hoffman, left, and Ryan Gosling are shown in a scene from 'The Ides of March', 2011
21/25 Moneyball
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Philip Seymour Hoffman in the pleasing 'A Late Quartet', 2012
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Philip Seymour Hoffman, left, and Andrew Garfield, right, take a curtain call at the Broadway opening night of 'Death Of A Salesman' at the Barrymore Theatre, 2012
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Philip Seymour Hoffman starring alongside Woody Harrelson in 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire', 2013
Meanwhile, Gwyneth Paltrow posted the following image via her Instagram account."Ischia 1998, post dinner, post shooting...Philip was a true genius. #philipseymourhoffman," she wrote in the caption.
Jeff Bridges similarly paid his respects to the late star, posting the following via his official Facebook account:
Robert De Niro said in a statment: "I'm very, very saddened by the passing of Phil. He was a wonderful actor. This is one of those times where you say: 'This just shouldn't be. He was so young and gifted and had so much going, so much to live for'. My family and I send our deepest condolences to his family."
News of the actor's passing overshadowed proceedings at the London Critics' Circle Film Awards, in central London, where several former colleagues paid tribute.
Philip Seymour Hoffman: A Magnificent & Versatile Actor
John Hurt, who starred opposite Hoffman in Owning Mahowny, said at the ceremony: "It's a devastating loss. His contribution was massive."
Skyfall actress Naomie Harris said: "That's a huge loss for everyone.
"He was an extraordinary and intelligent man, so it's incredibly sad, and it makes the evening all a bit more sombre now, having heard."
"He did some tremendous work," Steve Coogan said on the red carpet.
"Everything he was in, he raised the quality of his film just by his presence.
"People have different opinions about actors but you wouldn't find anybody who would have a bad word to say about any of his performances, they were all incredibly nuanced.
"There are actors and there are movie stars and sometimes they're both but he was an actor first and a movie star second."
Meanwhile, Lionsgate, the production company behind The Hunger Games franchise — called him "a singular talent and one of the most gifted actors of our generation".
"We're very fortunate that he graced our Hunger Games family.
"Losing him in his prime is a tragedy, and we send our deepest condolences to Philip's family," the company stated.


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