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Load of Old Dholaks
Hartston, William, The Independent (London, England)
Goats must have a terrible time in India, if the instrument store of Pete Lockett is any indication. Quite apart from several drums strung with goat-skin (it produces a higher and more vibrant tone than the thicker buffalo hide), he has a jangly thing on a string made from a collection of goats' toenails and sounding like. . . well, rather like goats' toenails being jangled, and another item with what look like dried-up seed pods, which produce a susurrant rattling sound. "I was told these are goats' testicles," he says, as he looks at them with some suspicion. "Maybe they're not."
When a man already has frame drums, taiko drums, bongos, mrindagam, ghatam, kanjira, a collection of tablas (both Indian and Egyptian), dholak, bodhran, req, udu and all sorts of other more or less conventional instruments among his percussion collection, you may wonder why he needs goats' goolies as well. But for a multi-percussionist like Pete Lockett - whose Network of Sparks collaboration with Bill Bruford (late of Yes and King Crimson) forms one of the high points of this week's South Bank Rhythm Sticks festival - even such testicular offcuts can play a part in the creation of a musical style that seeks to integrate sounds and rhythms from different cultures - "creating new juxtapositions", as Lockett puts it, between Western classical and Indian, or even just northern and southern Indian, in a way that has scarcely been attempted before.
"When I first learnt rhythm and drumming, I split it up into bars," he explains. But that is the Western idiom. The Indian style, by contrast, more often starts with a phrase, then repeats it with its length changed by adding or subtracting syllables of sound. The same phrase then recurs out of phase with the original metre in a manner that can sound both exciting and disturbing to a Western ear. The origins of such rhythmic complexity interest Pete Lockett greatly. As he coaxes wonderful sounds from an Egyptian tabla - a deeper and more guttural sound than the Indian version - he says: "I guess if you could speak the language, you could play the drum better." He then utters a fine series of noises similar to those of an over-excited Arabic speaker while also sharing the cadences and rhythms of the sounds that have just emerged from the drum. He shows me a book of tabla rhythms that had been dictated by an Indian colleague on the phone. For such conversations, they have devised a basic rhythmic vocabulary of five drum beats: Ta, Ti, Ki, Da, Tum, each signifying a different region of one of the two drums. But, of course, it's more complicated than that. Da, for example, is Na (striking the rim of the high drum) + Ge (a resonant sound on the bass). This strange language enables one man to perform some verbal drumming over the phone in a way that lets the other translate it to his tabla. "But you should hear him on the phone speaking Tamil," Pete Lockett says. "If you could sample off a bit of that, it would be amazing." The concept of innate language-based rhythms is something that has also interested psychologists. Recent research has suggested that we are all born with a propensity to listen to periodic sounds and this enables every baby to acquire the basic lilt of its mother early in the first year of life. A good deal of research has been done to …
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Reviews by Enygma:EnygmaMinnesota 4/5 rDev +2.8% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 Appearance: Deep copper color. Nice 1 1/2 finger head, giving way to a beautful lacing that slides gently down the glass with the beer. Smell: Malty aroma, definite caramel tones, though overall the smell is subtle. Not a strong aroma, though definitely pleasing to the senses. Taste: Rich malt up front, with a delicate kiss of hops at the back. The caramel malts come through quite strongly, with slight roasted flavors in accompaniment. The hops then comes in providing a perfect balance for the beginning malty sweetness. Alcoholic tones come accross very minutely, noticeably mingling with the hops to bring about a warming feeling to work alongside the growing drynesss. Overall: Definitely a quality brew, and exceedingly drinkable considering its alcoholic content. I feel like I could drink this one all night if I were so inclined. I will definitely make a habit of keeping this one stocked in the beer fridge. Serving type: bottle 07-25-2004 03:50:57 | More by Enygma More User Reviews:deeboMinnesota 4/5 rDev +2.8% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4 Had this one before on tap and thought it was quite good. Review of a bottle given by a kind IL beer guy at Surly Darkness Eve. A-Poured into a pint glass, a finger of tan head quickly recedes to a skim layer that is sticky. Pretty cloudy and murky brown with some red hues present. S-Malty, slightly sweet, with some smokiness hitting you up when I first smell this beer. Aromas of caramel and a bit of burnt coffee come to mind. T-Damn tasty. Very much like the aroma. A very good Scotch Ale. All malt, not hoppy or fruity. M-Nice creamy mouthfeel, crisp finish with just a bit of a burnt malt finish. Very nice. Some warming in the finish but doesn't hit the palate with any alcohol bite. O-Rich, malt bomb with some nice smokiness and a little sweetness. Easy to drink with low levels of alcohol bite that many beers of this style contain. Serving type: bottle 12-20-2013 05:04:32 | More by deebo superspakMichigan 4/5 rDev +2.8% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 12 ounce bottle into pint glass, no bottle dating. Pours lightly hazy deep ruby red color with a 1-2 finger dense light khaki head with good retention, that reduces to a small cap that lingers. Spotty soapy lacing clings on the glass, with a good amount of streaming carbonation. Aromas of caramel, plum, pear, apple, raisin, toffee, bread, floral, herbal, light pepper, light chocolate, and yeast earthiness. Very nice aromas with good balance and complexity of malt and yeast ester notes; with good strength. Taste of caramel, toast, toffee, pear, apple, raisin, plum, brown bread, light chocolate, floral, herbal, and toast/yeast earthiness. No bitterness on the finish; with lingering notes of caramel, toast, toffee, pear, apple, raisin, plum, brown bread, light chocolate, herbal, and toast/yeast earthiness on the finish for a good bit. Very nice balance and complexity of dark malt and yeast ester flavors; with nice robustness and zero cloying flavors after the finish. Medium carbonation and body; with a moderately creamy and smooth mouthfeel that is nice. Alcohol is very well hidden with only a slight warming present after the finish. Overall this is a damn nice Scottish ale. All around good balance, complexity, and robustness of malt and yeast ester flavors; and very smooth to drink. A very enjoyable offering. Serving type: bottle 12-15-2013 20:06:55 | More by superspak Darkmagus82Montana 4.11/5 rDev +5.7% look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 4 Poured from bottle into a pint glass Appearance – The beer pours a deep brown-copper color with a tiny tan colored head. The head fades very fast, leaving some foam islands on the surface of the brew and a tiny bit of lace on the sides of the glass. Smell – The aroma is big and sweet with tons of caramel, toffee, and chocolate. Along with these sweeter aromas is a rather decent showing of a lightly roasted bready smell as well as some smells of yeast. A very light hop aroma of an earthy nature is there as well rounding out the smell nicely. Taste – The taste begins with a big sweet caramel and toffee flavor mixed with a roasted brown bread taste. Soon after, flavors of chocolate and a bit of some darker fruits of plum and prune come to the tongue sweetening the brew even further. Some cola like tastes later join in as well but at a loss of some of the toffee, diminishing the more buttery smooth sugar flavors of the brew. Toward the end, some hop flavors of an earthy and grassy flavor, as well as a bit of a oaky flavor, come to the tongue. The combination of flavors that is left at the end of the taste ends up leaving a quite sweet, roasty and malty flavor to linger on the tongue. Mouthfeel – The body of the beer is on the averages to slightly thicker side in terms of thickness and creaminess with a carbonation level that is average. The added thickness of the brew is nice for all the roasted and sweet flavors of the brew although a bit less carbonation may have helped accentuate these flavors even more. Overall – This is a sweet and malty brew for sure. A fantastic beer for a nice fall or winter day. Lots of sweet sugary taste with a nice brown bread flavor. Serving type: bottle 12-05-2013 12:11:28 | More by Darkmagus82 BB1313Ohio 3.76/5 rDev -3.3% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75 12oz bottle poured into a tulip. Pours a dark chestnut brown; very small head that fades very quickly and leaves nice retention and decent lacing. I expected a prettier head from Three Floyds, but the color is great. The aromas are full of chocolate malts. There are also hints of sweet caramel and butterscotch. Some dark fruits in the mix as well. The flavors match the nose. Tons of dark fruits. Lots of caramel and chocolate. Hints of toffee. Some roasted nuts in mix. I'm picking up a decent amount of brown sugar. There's an earthy bitterness to this one. It finishes slightly syrupy. Mouthfeel is medium-bodied and thick with active carbonation. Alcohol goes unnoticed. This is a fun beer to drink. This is a very nice Scottish Ale. It's well crafted and a good example of the style. It's worth checking out if given the opportunity. Serving type: bottle 12-03-2013 23:34:24 | More by BB1313 |
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Do We Really Want This in the Whitehouse?
From Dreams of My Father:'I ceased to advertise my mother's race at the age of 12 or 13, when I began to suspect that by doing so I was ingratiating myself to whites.'
From Dreams of My Father : 'I found a solace in nursing a pervasive sense of grievance and animosity against my mother's race.'
From Dreams of My Father:'There was something about him that made me wary, a little too sure of himself, maybe. And white.'
From Dreams of My Father: 'It remained necessary to prove which side you were on, to show your loyalty to the black masses, to strike out and name names.'
From Dreams of My Father:'I never emulate white men and brown men whose fates didn't speak to my own It was into my father's image, the black man, son of Africa , that I'd packed all the attributes I sought in myself , the attributes of Martin and Malcolm, DuBois and Mandela.'
From Audacity of Hope:'I will stand with the Muslims should the political winds shift in an ugly direction.'
There may very well be alot wrong about McCain/Palin, but holy fucking shit!!!
Discuss.......Will Die A Ravens Fan!!
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All those quotes show the thoughts of a young man finding himself between two worlds in an upbringing most of us cannot imagine. These quotes reflect the world view of a teenager, not the man that will be the next president.
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Mature. Obviously because I choose to vote a different way from you I must be too stoopid to vote.
Trap, I read her allot but post rarely.
I have to ask... If Obama wins, which I would be willing to put money on, what will you do? More importantly, what will you say in 8 years when federal govt office buildings DO NOT have 20' posters of Chairman Mao when you enter? What will you say when in 8 years you still have your guns and freedom of religion?
Trust me, 8 years of Obama will do allot less damage to your way of life then 8 years of Bush has done to mine.Actual user comment from a yahoo sports article:
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These quotes are without context. Both books are wonderfully written...full of intellectual nuance about the experience being an african american growing up in a white world. Anyone who has actually read the books, which i would bet you haven't even read the back cover of either, has nothing but praise. Even O'reilly has spoken about his respect for both books.
Haven't you noticed that the right wing smear tactics have only raised Barack's numbers in the polls? Feel free to call him a terrorist, racist, muslim, arab, and communist. The truth is he is absolutely smothering the lurching and sporadic senator from Arizona and the white trash nationalist from Alaska.
Just like is baseball where we could see the Rays go from worst to first this year. You might see a similar scenario from republican bush to democratic obama.


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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Gr 5-8-This sequel to The Birchbark House (Hyperion, 1999) and The Game of Silence (HarperCollins, 2005) continues the story of Omakayas, an Ojibwe girl who in 1852 is now 12 winters old. She and her family have been displaced by the United States government and are looking for a new place to live. When Omakayas and her younger brother become separated from their family during a night hunting expedition, Pinch has a run-in with a porcupine that he decides to keep as his medicine animal. The little gaag does indeed seem to bring them good fortune for a time, and Pinch is thereafter known as Quill. As Omakayas's extended family travels north toward Lac du Bois, where Mama's sister has settled, Erdrich's resonant descriptions of their day-to-day experiences give the narrative a graceful flow. The peaceful rhythms are all too quickly broken, however, when a party of Bwaanag captures two of their men. Soon after, Auntie Muskrat's no-good husband, Albert LaPautre, leads a raid on the small group, making off with all of their provisions, leaving them destitute as the winter months approach. The family finally reaches the big lake, and as they learn to find their places in the larger group, Omakayas must come to terms with her transition to womanhood. The events in this installment will both delight and appall readers. While the novel can stand alone, it will call new readers to catch up on the first two installments. Erdrich's charming pencil drawings interspersed throughout and her glossary of Ojibwe terms round out a beautiful offering.-Kim Dare, Fairfax County Public Schools, VA Copyright 2008 Reed Business Information. At times hilarious and at others harrowing, this third book in the Birchbark House series is really good. Pinch/Quill comes into his own here as something other than the annoying little brother, and Omakayas is a teenager. The multi-generational family is limned adequately, but I would have liked more backstory. I loved finally hearing Old Tallow's story, though. Little Kid Reaction: Review pending. Big Kid Reaction: The story is poignant, funny, and at times heart wrenching. I found myself frustrated with trying to pronounce the Native American words and sometimes re-reading a passage from an earlier chapter trying to find details I seemed to miss. The Porcupine Year is part of a series, and while it can be read on its own, I think it would have been more enjoyable if I had read The Birchbark House first. Pros: Plenty of adventure and endearing characters will engage readers and keep them turning the page. To read our full review, go to The Reading Tub®. Summary: "The Porcupine Year" told a story of a little girl named Omakayas. In the beginning her and her brother get into some trouble when the rapids of a river take them to a place where they have to fend for themselves. The brother and sister make it back to their village. The family then must look for a permanent home that is safer and more permanent. While the family looks for this home they run into many obstacles but they stick together. Omakayas learns of her own great strengths during their journey. Personal reaction: This was a very insirational story about a young girl with the heart of a lion. She shows courage and has faith in herself to do anything. The art in the book was few and far between but they compliment the story. Classroom Extention Ideas: Using this book to introduce a culture lesson would be a great use. This book would also make a great lesson about family and self confidence. Great sequel to the Birchbark House and the Game of Silence. This book has a great flow and was fun to read. The hardships that befall the family are heartbreaking, but their strong spirits triumph in the face of disaster. I especially enjoyed Pinch/Quill in this book. His medicine animal the porcupine provided some needed laughs. This could be used in curriculum about Native American life in the 1800s, forced evacuation of Native people, or coming of age stories. no reviews | add a review
References to this work on external resources. Wikipedia in EnglishNone Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0060297875, Hardcover) When Omakayas is twelve winters old, she and her family set off on a harrowing journey. They travel by canoe westward from the shores of Lake Superior along the rivers of northern Minnesota, in search of a new home. While the family has prepared well, unexpected danger, enemies, and hardships will push them to the brink of survival. Omakayas continues to learn from the land and the spirits around her, and she discovers that no matter where she is, or how she is living, she has the one thing she needs to carry her through. Richly imagined, full of laughter and sorrow, The Porcupine Year continues Louise Erdrich's celebrated series, which began with The Birchbark House, a National Book Award finalist, and continued with The Game of Silence, winner of the Scott O'Dell Award for Historical Fiction. (retrieved from Amazon Mon, 30 Sep 2013 13:33:57 -0400) In 1852, forced by the United States government to leave their beloved Island of the Golden Breasted Woodpecker, fourteen-year-old Omokayas and her Ojibwe family travel in search of a new home. |
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Taliban captors release kidnapped reporter Sean Langan
The undercover journalist Sean Langan is back in the UK today after being kidnapped and held for three months by a group associated with the Taliban, his family said.
The freelance reporter was working for the Channel 4 programme Dispatches when he was kidnapped on the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan, they said.
A spokesman for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office confirmed that Mr Langan was "safe and well" after his release on Saturday night.
Mr Langan's family, who live in London, said he arrived back in the UK last night.
"We are absolutely thrilled that Sean is back in the UK and free.
"We can't thank Channel 4 enough for helping us.
"We have negotiated with his kidnappers for the last couple of weeks. Before that we were unaware of his kidnapping.
"He is as well as can be expected given his ordeal.
"We have no other comment to make apart from we are delighted."
A spokesman for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office said: "We can confirm that Mr Langan was released on the night of Saturday 21 June.
"We are glad to hear that he is safe and well.
"We do encourage people to give him space after what must have been a traumatic experience.
"We were not involved in securing his release but have subsequently provided consular assistance.
"Any enquiries about the circumstances of his kidnap or release should be directed to his employers."
Mr Langan has worked on three previous films for Channel 4.
Dispatches - Fighting the Taliban, produced by October Films, was nominated for a Bafta in the 2007 current affairs category.
Others included Dispatches - Meeting the Taliban and Travels with a Gringo - Langan in Latin America.
He has also worked for the BBC. His credits include Afghan Ladies' Driving School, Mission Accomplished: Langan in Iraq, Langan in Zimbabwe and Langan Behind the Lines.
For the 1998 film three part series Nightmare in Paradise for BBC2, he searched for four Western tourists kidnapped in Kashmir by members of an Islamic militant group later aligned to al Qaida.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Kyle Busch was fined $25,000 by NASCAR on Tuesday for his obscene gesture, and the driver again apologized for losing his temper.
Busch was also placed on probation through Dec. 31 -- the same day as his wedding -- for what NASCAR called unsportsmanlike conduct in Sunday's race at Texas Motor Speedway.
"I lost my cool, plain and simple," Busch said in a statement. "It's not acceptable, and I know that. I apologize to NASCAR, its fans, all the partners who support Joe Gibbs Racing, and all the people who work so hard to give me a racecar that's capable of winning races every week. All of those people deserve better from me, and I owe it to them to keep my emotions in check."
Busch was penalized for speeding at Texas and called into the pits to serve a one-lap penalty. While sitting in his car, he held up his middle finger toward the NASCAR official standing in front of his Toyota.
The in-car camera caught the gesture, and it was broadcast live before ESPN realized what Busch was doing. The network apologized and cut away from the shot.
NASCAR immediately penalized Busch an additional two laps and ordered crew chief Dave Rogers to get the driver under control.
It led to a testy exchange between driver and crew chief, with Busch arguing that NASCAR was denying his right to free speech.
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"They're going against the constitutional rights for everybody," Busch yelled over his radio.
Rogers implored Busch to shut his mouth and serve the penalty.
"Kyle, stop, please!" Rogers told him. "We all work too hard for this! You're costing us. Bring it to pit road, park it for two laps."
Busch was unable to recover from the sequence and finished 32nd, two laps down. He apologized immediately after the race for his latest blowup, and reiterated it following Tuesday's fine.
"I accept NASCAR's penalty and realize what I did during Sunday's race at Texas was inappropriate," he said. "Even in my relatively short time here in NASCAR, it's pretty obvious to everyone that I wear my emotions on my sleeve. Sometimes that passion has allowed me to find that little something extra I needed to win, and other times it's made me cross the line. Sunday at Texas was one of those days."
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Rated 5 / 5 stars August 26, 2001
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COLLEGEVILLE — Sometime between the end of Tuesday's Game 2 and the start of Wednesday's Game 3, Collegeville's alarm clock went off.
The four-time defending Perkiomen Valley Twilight League champions — whose bats slumbered in losses to Nor-Gwyn in the best-of-five semifinal series' first two games — broke loose for 12 hits in an 8-1 victory.
It sends the teams back to the Packers' Ben Hostelly Field on Thursday for a 7:30 p.m. start, a fourth game Packers manager Tony DiBricida is confident his team can win for what would be a stunning trip to the finals.
"Tonight, nobody expected (Collegeville) to roll over and die; they're going to come back, they're going to score some runs," DiBricida said. "You know what? (Thursday) night, we're going to get back out there and we're going to start hitting again.
"This is what we expected, so we'll come out and see if we can close it out."
Nor-Gwyn scored its run on a freak play in the second inning. Bob Filler was on second and Brian Erb was on first with two outs when Ryan King was safe on an infield single.
Filler took a wide turn at third and was hung up in a rundown, but as he attempted to turn and head back toward home, Collegeville pitcher Jordan Carter was in his path without the ball and the two collided. It brought an interference call from the home plate umpire, and Filler was allowed to score.
By the time the visitors threatened again in the sixth, Collegeville, which scored four in the fourth, had a 6-1 lead, thanks to a two-run home run to center by Steve Clark. The third baseman just missed another home run in the fourth when his drive to left bounced off the left-field wall at the Ursinus College field.
With regular leadoff hitter Ryan Dolan missing the game because he's taking college classes, Packers catcher Matt Blazynski stepped into the top spot in the order.
"It was one of those things that you just do because your manager asks you," said Blazynski, who went 1-for-3 with a line-drive single. "He asked me to lead off; Ryan's missing because of classes. We needed somebody, Pep (DiBricida) asked me, and I went out there.
"One of the things I was trying to do is see pitches, and I think I saw 15 or 16. The other night, I probably saw around 20, so that's what I'm trying to do — just see pitches and get on base."
Dibricida has a tough decision to make. He wants to wrap up the series at home, but he's not sure if he wants to go with Kevin McGovern, who was brilliant in the 6-1, first-game win.
The option is to give him an extra day of rest, go with pitching-by-committee or another starter, and hope the offense can do in Game 4 what it did in Games 1 and 2.
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The people of Düsseldorf, like most places in Germany, are very proud of their beers, and pour scorn on the local brews from nearby Cologne. The local brew is also very distinctive, and quite different from the more pils and lager style beers found in most of the rest of the country. The Düsseldorf Alt beer (old beer) is dark, flat, and with a slightly sweet and nutty flavour, not unlike the traditional ales found in Britain, such as Newcastle Brown. The Ueriger and Fuchschen (young fox) beers were very nice examples of Alt beer. Due to the similarity in taste and name between Düsseldorf alt beers and British ales, I wonder if this is more than just coincidence?
One of Dusseldorf's alternative used cd/vinyl/music stores in old town with great prices and deals. Also a great place to find out about local music and club happenings, events, concerts, and what-not. One of my favorite shops in Dusseldorf. Rating: 5 stars out of 5.
Düsseldorf is known as the "fashion capital of Germany" so there is a lot of potential to spend money here! Sure, Berlin might be for those of you in need of your own alternative style, but this is the place to go to for all the famous fashion brands and the Königsallée, or Kö for short, is the address above them all. We never prioritised it during our short visit as, like I told Sabsi, the big brands have nothing in my size anyway. Still, just walking around in Media Hafen revealed this fashion event...
Düsseldorf is a great place for shopping, especially if you are into fashion and luxurious items. In the better economical period of Germany the city developed well and have many nice stores and malls for great shopping.
Upmarket and fashionable women's fashions, jewelley,ornaments and furniture in the centre of Dusseldorf. Not exactly Sourbugger's cup of tea, but I was quite impressed by large sofa in the shop that was completely covered in glass crystals from Swarovski.
I didn't realise this monstrosity was for sale. When I asked the assistent she informed me it was a mere 35,000 Euro. Good job I didn't let my offspring vomit all over it then.
The sofa could only be bought by someone with a fair chunk of money and absolutely no taste...Victoria Beckham perhaps ?
The shop was full off stuff desired by those who crave brand names....if that's your thing, then this is your shop.
Do choc-a-holics go to 'choc anonymous' meetings, I wonder ?
If they came to Dusseldorf they would have real difficulties in staying off the 'brown stuff'
Otto Bittner's is one fantastic chocolate shop. Celebratig it's centenary as it was created in 1905.
The are dedicated to making very fine chocolates, truffels, pastries, cakes, cakes and other Duesseldorfer specialities.
Nice Cafe as well
What to buy:
Can't go far wrong with the Champagne truffels
A visit to Les Halles makes the perfect Saturday morning. The flee market is set up every Saturday in an old railway station, partly without walls (there is a roof...). The athmosphere is very French, there is a lot of rubbish for sale, wonderful crazy stuff, but also very nice old and new furniture, cheap books - and fooood! They have a nice restaurant area with armchairs 100 years old, a jazz band playing, have a coffee after searching the market for stuff you don't need or you realise you always wanted to have...
UPDATE: The whole market is in danger coz they want to start building apartments in the area, but there is also talk of moving the whole thing to a new location - good, but it won't be that close to my own apartment again...
LATEST UPDATE: Les Halles is closed now :-( the new location is going to be at the old Schlachthof, but it's not going to be there for long. They are starting in May. We all hope it's going to me more or less as nice as the old one.
What to buy:
everything and nothing
What to pay:
depends on your haggling skills
Dusseldorf has one of the largest Japanese populations in Germany-probably *the* largest, as many expatriate japanese come with their families to do business, and they have appropriate stores although what I saw was pretty dull and pricey. It's nice to be able to buy Japanese food products in a normal grocery store, but the Japanese kiosk had really vanilla women#s magazines and nothing close to CUTIE or SMART (as in, no wild pink hair fashions on display here!). I'm sure this is closer to the "real" japan but we all want to cling to our illusions!
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This is the most amazing bookstore I ve ever seen. Its really huge and they have everything here, and in case they dont have it, they will order anything possible for you, normally it doesnt even take longer than a day. They have a section of Düsseldorf stuff, they have a foreign language section, mostly english literature, but also french, spanish, italian, and some other stuff, mostly polish. They have lots of Lonely Planet guides, they have some Let's GO guides.They also have literature on CD, a section on second language acquisition and much much more
What to buy:
I guess a book (picture book) would make a nice souvenir.
What to pay:
You pay as much as you want /are able to afford to pay
This wonderful shop has been open since 1902, and since 1949 in todays location, the 5th generation of the same family operate it these days and offer really fresh fruit and vegetable and flowers. Doors are always wide open so it's hard to pass by without buying anything.Very friendly staff, they know their regular customers!
What to pay:
more than in the supermarket but it's worth it
What to buy:
If you love chocolate, Heinemann's the right place for you! Try their speciality; the champagne truffles.... They also sell really neat present boxes.
Heinemann's is a family business with a tradition since 1932. The first pastry shop was opened up in Mönchengladbach, later they expanded to Düsseldorf, Krefeld, Duisburg, Neuss and Munich.
What to pay:
Well, that depends on how fond you're of chocolate... :-) Overall, it's pretty expensive, but hey; what handmade chocolate isn't?
Too heavy food?
Or just a drink.
Try the Killepitsch, a liqueor only sold in Düsseldorf, unique in the world.
You can drink it right in front of the pub. Or buy a bottle beside in the shop
What to buy:
It is a liqueor for the stomach. It is mild with a strong end. 50 different herbs by very good treatment to make them to the liqueor.
For cocktails see their homepage.
What to pay:
12 € per bottle
Les Halles is an former goods station. Nowadays it houses the best fleamarket in town.
Goods are very well and they sell only second hand labels or antiques.
The atmosphere is parisienne.
What to buy:
Labels, silver, furniture.
I like these artists, who have so much patience and... courage to manage to be on the streets for so much time and tolerate the strange glances of the pedestrians.
It is surely a pleasant break from shopping around Konigsallee and the other shopping centers...
A nice mall with lots of small and big shops. You will find my favourite furniture shop "habitat" in here!
What to buy:
Stuff for your home, clothes, books, icecream ... whatever!
What to pay:
Whatever you want. I went windowshopping here a lot but never really bought a lot!
wonderful,luxurious, and friendly, the very best when looking for the best staff knowledgable of all...
moreWe had a very pleasant stay here! Spacious room and hospitable staff, nice beds too! Opulent...
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Oct 13, 2009|
Steve Phillips joins Dennis and Callahan to recap the 2009 Red Sox season and look ahead to 2010. Phillips has an interesting take on what to do with Papelbon this off-season.
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The guys opened the show discussing the great reception Doc Rivers got last night at The Garden. They said it was not surprising and well deserved.
Boston College running back Andre Williams joined the show and discussed his record setting season. He said that he will work on his acceptance speech on the flight down to New York.
Mike Mutnansky joined the show live from Orlando. He said that he is looking forward to hearing from Scott Boras later today.
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Welcome back our number three we've enjoyed his work a traffic how many years he's been obvious you know probably more than wouldn't think I guess like far. More. 54 but it's generally longer than you think it is but you enjoyed his final work on ESP NSA baseball analyst. Steve Phillips joins us on AT&T -- AT&T your world delivered -- -- here in Boston Steve how -- Opera -- more -- how many years. On ESPN. Out a little bit more -- Or. Why. Are you as -- or partners pay. Are as as we're watching closer after closer spit the bit you know Jonathan Papelbon for the Red Sox Houston street Joe Nathan Ryan Franklin. We -- a theme here in the postseason a trend or just sort of a bad coincidence Steve. Well I think it would a look at. Playoffs. Are a lot if she closes all over the course -- The three that's really want the -- -- -- -- parent -- on operable that is well. Hopefully runs but but that. The one I doubt they'll remain top boxes are pretty well this year. What about -- but I think that that you know back back abuse weight factor of the widget is that. There are predictions as you're going to the chip -- sure who's gonna win close you'll. They Steve Jonathan Papelbon will be he's -- -- go to arbitration again probably get in ten million bucks. He has one more year after this one I -- is there -- market for him if they -- Red -- decide to go with Daniel -- next year kind of accelerate the process here. Will teams would be willing to trade for for Papelbon -- closes just two. Unpredictable. To to give up much for one. No I think I think. I would look at -- our record has not been unpredictable and although we're not sure that there at an agency but that -- -- -- get out. It is I think -- Apple bonds is available I think you will be I think that there will be a significant market for them. I didn't really stepped up I think that you know of the Bobby Jenks who wrote my belt will trade. Guys like that nobody -- -- -- market apple on they have now the difference maker -- the Red Sox. I looked at the art the art and there's no systemic better than anybody I -- they eat at some point you're closer. I'd take that shot I -- now on. Take that money Ripa somewhere or out and in relieved that it in the it market which is -- recreate market this year. Utilizes a trade that would really impact on the critical. If you had a choice you're the GM and you have a choice of Matt Holliday Jason Bay. In left field which radio goes to. You know it's is that I probably go to waste area in the region is that for whatever reason. There are did not play well -- certainly in you know what Oakland. Not bad situation there were -- even in the it was a lot around the lineup. Probably I'd take the you know I don't know I was. I think. He can play it that way I think one -- -- -- don't look great big can be my sense is that. They will probably probably. There are -- are you argue with Jason Bateman is odd oddly. You know that's all well and uses the -- superstar -- I think probably get a slightly better on -- quality anyway so I think -- -- project that. We're talking with the ESPN baseball analyst Steve Phillips -- -- -- out of the general manager like the -- Reconcile a -- post season performance why frankly corps members of his team. And the need to reconfigure that team for next year what formula can be used so you don't over or under react to what we just saw. Well I think the one thing -- that. You know news which one is willing to make up and I think they have. What Mike Lowell it appears that forward when people use -- -- -- moved forward out of date they've managed play at the -- the economic competitive he. You also has recognized. -- the apple should gain in net you know what a patent two years ago I think really started to change the dynamic putting together. What would young athletic guys over well sleepy then. In the pocket of all things in the ballpark these lot of our. I think optical -- -- that was critical thing is that you but it does become that what's more important ability and the fact wrong. Are now. But what the -- -- that Nicole oral the world or these factors and I'll bet you'd like in the -- and -- -- with older older player. But I think that -- an actor Robert figured they make up is I if there's any on August I would try. It's the Boston Pops -- -- walk away is working there well. When in the World Series he was you know courageous to trip over market are this season. -- look back and I don't agree that it. But not be you know -- thing it's a lot I really think that that you've got the right people -- make -- this is with the right vision for the. Steve correct me if I'm wrong but I believe it's generally believed that a guy entering his final year contract to contract -- and here's the key if the skill set remains intact. Is probably a good thing in terms of his financial motivation. Does that. Formula applied -- David Ortiz in your mind. Well you know -- -- idea for a player -- That part of the issue is -- the important part -- it down -- -- the contract you'd like up up and you have to evaluate. You know why is the orbit well I think. Important quirky. There are I think from the physical. And -- -- -- -- -- -- being -- that I think physical because. He's getting popular open an agent -- he got up some things to open up one so. Maybe you'll get -- Well I don't think it would be anywhere near despite lecturer in of the board spent the past I think that that is that which predicting. Four and audit your expectations are likely to be this. -- -- this is going to be to part of a question but pretend that you are at the L. And yesterday field met with the media talking about David Ortiz and what happens down the road with him and here's what you do Steve said about your designated hitter. If David can find a way to prepare himself for the season. There will be conversations about what David thinks he needs to do to get back there what specifically assay and Stevens were reading between the lines. I sent. They're Turkey increased support her in to what on the war. That he's not prepared while they're -- is typical for what we expected this year that he is better -- Now willing to commit to that. We're gonna make other races but where he went on speaks for its results and we're gonna make differences of up -- the coming. Did you when you did that Steve as a GM did it work the players take care take your advice and and get in shape. -- it is your idol they suggest they get I think that that. You know one you know I actually was popular with their views about well I think that for for bite the sources in the structure but the where -- -- through the it is likely to challenge somebody but I don't think the is that it in good overall it will you know. Fifty million dollars if -- out of the out of -- opposite which the new law that got. You can go that aren't that but the reality. The reality is that won't do it. Got to figure -- what that would do. It we're gonna provide. These resources we're gonna make that the bill more strict as to what the outcome doubt. They're gonna ask you at this point -- you restrict that you're conditioning unit that article back butler butler went to the actual proper. I think just straight at. -- that we -- got follow up -- What if Leo in the Red Sox decide to move on is there in your mind could there be any market out there for either Michael or David Ortiz. Well I think -- on market you subcontract. That you don't get much in terms I don't know I don't think anybody maybe. Many people -- these companies might make out that year in my ticket shop. But you really can get a lot richer woman you know idea of the other side of it. I think -- -- -- when you're a few out there -- well to the academic side. Are you city in a boat gonna accept -- -- in this year Obama. Smaller markets you brought it. You know that maybe isn't quite ready yet on on the earth that maybe what it is straightforward these. You know open is that I respect your look at what -- leader that it produces and try to kind of work for expenses beyond that. But to the court. You know are riddled body is just prospector or greatly ready now return I'd like if Mike -- the market last. As his mobility really restricted -- Steve will Miguel Cabrera and aging Gonzales be made available in from a Boston perspective what would it take to get them. I don't between -- I would -- -- I think that I would probably figure -- -- I think the culprit that later. But I worry about a larger market the you know we we that April issues well you'll issues in Troy might not spotted the you better know what to -- It'd -- better that the ambivalent attitude that worries you'll bit awkward runner up major development of our -- I'm looking at -- in last place will come in last place about. One Mercury go in. Yes I'll be your return or -- like it is regions bridge or not anyway. Yet not for now. You know in the Arctic Unicode is great -- I think that that it can take a lot it is gonna take a lot. And it probably. Probably even more poker or other disease that it's forever -- -- proper. But I would probably take agent -- -- because that they can't let edit -- problem any more predictable for the long term. We're talking with the FBI and baseball analyst Steve Phillips the Steve if the Red Sox proved anything this year. Is that winning 95 games in the regular season doesn't grant you this birthright of success in the postseason self wondering in your estimation. What -- the vital components to a successful postseason team. Because -- -- you know that the criticism now's the Sperry the Red Sox success at Fenway Park versus on the road are they too highly constructed. For that ball park and not to go anywhere else what are your bottle components that that make you more likely to succeed then failed in the postseason. Well you know you know. Probably not -- few people -- required for. And a series -- the visitor is ridiculous I don't. Beginning to go with each it was really -- solitude. Inaccurate and in in. It's it's it is remarkable. That you. You clippers -- two games which really tells. Open up over 25 and rot in the quality of development cheap. Availability of your university and -- let -- have a well it is yeah our -- -- it and it now -- call of the that -- -- not surprising that they got a bad call play -- and that would you know one day. One. Can cost you and I share your and it's so difficult. I think impact started -- important. So I think that that you can't let the let -- that Lester -- You know abducted corporate that that he was the try to help. Idiot -- equality closers in the game but -- -- -- closer look at that. Is it important that the cost is you're so -- that problem apart get a close and yet get job. -- really upon which -- problems. And then I really do take a topic while they of the -- Are -- you'd -- or run away -- definitely an -- all -- He's built a manufacturer around a -- between. There -- nobody should all part in the allotment factory. But you know whether -- close to anybody you know all -- twins couldn't do that in an epic records I think scoring in different ways. And in fact starters and impact closer and in helping Iraq but the doctor doesn't mean a whole lot. You're diluted 24 when -- has gotten -- roster in the playoff to get blown out we won't somebody. Our final question Steve at. Probably no athlete in professional sport at this moment. Is breathing easier breathing a bigger sigh of relief then is a rod and I'm wondering does. He is. Awakening from this post season coma that has been chronicled for years and years. In your estimation. Make the Yankees favors when the world's. You are registered -- I did not pick me or call started to which were altered. I equity twit that we music -- the angels. I think that Iraq -- back on track. Is unbelievable but he. He is so relaxed right now acknowledges it knows though trying to it took to produce. -- artistic of the plate. And a lot of them produced better audience are from Portugal won't report count where it should out of it and -- the -- -- I I really think that I've changed my elections. But it certainly I was gonna go to the angels or unity and actually and I NEW. Seven change that the -- or 807. But it doesn't come out a they can't stop to bury our aero bar -- reject all or well the well there. I'd hate for a repair so they -- interpret in the postseason -- the other. Steve thanks for much of the time always a pleasure talking baseball with you appreciate the -- Steve Phillips ESPN baseball analyst for Dennis and Callahan called AT&T outline AT&T your world delivered.
Dr. Tony Schena joined the show to give insight into what lies ahead for Rob Gronkowski. He said a tough road is in front of the Patriots tight end.
We discuss the improbable win over the Browns and the loss of Rob Gronkowski with Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick on Patriots Monday.
Ninkovich sits in with Mut and Merloni to look back at yesterday's comeback win against the Browns. Rob also explains the range of emotions the team experienced after Rob Gronkowski suffered a potentially season ending injury.
Eagle checks in to give Grande and Max a perspective on the Brooklyn Nets after they acquired Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett via trade earlier this summer. He breaks down what he thinks the future holds for the Nets after completing this blockbuster deal.
Sean Grande and Cedric Maxwell take some time and look back at the history between the Celtics and the Lakers, specifically the legendary rivalry between Magic and Bird. Legendary broadcaster, Ian Eagle, checks in to give the Brooklyn perspective as KG and Paul Pierce settle into their new home. Sean and Max also reveal the behind the scenes details surrounding Max's famous "I got the ball" moment.
In the first hour of this edition of the Celtics Summer Cooler, Grande and Max analyze the trade that sent Fab Melo out of Boston. Also in this hour, Max sets the story straight about his history with Larry Bird.
Buster joins Mut and Merloni live at the Winter Meetings in Orlando. Buster explains that the market for Stephen Drew has cooled off considerably and executives around the league believe he will return to Boston.
Hazen talks with Mut and Merloni about the on-going offseason process. Mike explains how the Red Sox dove in to free agency immediately after the team's World Series win. He also explains how the team creates opportunities for young players that are ready to make the jump to the Major League level.
Cherington sits in with Mut and Lou to talk about the Red Sox heading into 2014. Ben breaks down the signing of Edward Mujica and what's on the table at this year's meetings.
Shawn Thornton joined the show and discussed the teams long layoff leading into their game tomorrow night in Montreal. He told the guys that he anticipates fighting being a part of hockey for years to come.
Lucic joins Danny Picard to talk some hockey after the team's overtime win against the Carolina Hurricanes. Danny asks Lucic about David Krejci's game winner yesterday and hockey outsiders that are trying to change the game.
Shawn Thornton joined the show fresh off his big night at MSG and talked about his recent goal scoring prowess. Shawn said that no matter who his line mates are he is always going to be a fourth liner.
Boston College running back Andre Williams joined the show and discussed his record setting season. He said that he will work on his acceptance speech on the flight down to New York.
Mike Mutnansky joined the show live from Orlando. He said that he is looking forward to hearing from Scott Boras later today.
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Hazen talks with Mut and Merloni about the on-going offseason process. Mike explains how the Red Sox dove in to free agency immediately after the team's World Series win. He also explains how the team creates opportunities for young players that are ready to make the jump to the Major League level.
Millar sits in with the guys on location in Orlando at MLB's Winter Meetings. He covers all the bases with Mut and Lou on all the Red Sox free agent possibilities and potential trades.
We discuss the vote that abolished the collision at the plate play in MLB, and bring in Tim Kurkjian of ESPN to further explain.
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Alex joins the show and gives his thoughts on the Jacoby Ellsbury deal, and what prospects the Red Sox have to fill the hole left in the lineup, or trade pieces to get a player who can fill the void.
John talks to Rob and gets his thoughts on the Yankees signing Jacoby Ellsbury, the Red Sox signing AJ Pierzynski, and Jarrod Saltalamacchia signing with Miami.
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