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#1 Sat 08 Dec 12 5:41pm
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shepherd's pie
I'm using this recipe to make my first shepherd's pie. Do I have to use the broiler to cook it? Not that it makes a difference, just wondering if it cooked in the oven how minutes and what the temperature would be on an american oven?
2 pounds potatoes, such as russet, peeled and cubed
2 tablespoons sour cream or softened cream cheese
1 large egg yolk
1/2 cup cream, for a lighter version substitute vegetable or chicken broth
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, 1 turn of the pan
1 3/4 pounds ground beef or ground lamb
1 carrot, peeled and chopped
1 onion, chopped
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1 cup beef stock or broth
2 teaspoons Worcestershire, eyeball it
1/2 cup frozen peas, a couple of handfuls
1 teaspoon sweet paprika
2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley leaves
Boil potatoes in salted water until tender, about 12 minutes. Drain potatoes and pour them into a bowl. Combine sour cream, egg yolk and cream. Add the cream mixture into potatoes and mash until potatoes are almost smooth.
While potatoes boil, preheat a large skillet over medium high heat. Add oil to hot pan with beef or lamb. Season meat with salt and pepper. Brown and crumble meat for 3 or 4 minutes. If you are using lamb and the pan is fatty, spoon away some of the drippings. Add chopped carrot and onion to the meat. Cook veggies with meat 5 minutes, stirring frequently. In a second small skillet over medium heat cook butter and flour together 2 minutes. Whisk in broth and Worcestershire sauce. Thicken gravy 1 minute. Add gravy to meat and vegetables. Stir in peas.
Preheat broiler to high. Fill a small rectangular casserole with meat and vegetable mixture. Spoon potatoes over meat evenly. Top potatoes with paprika and broil 6 to 8 inches from the heat until potatoes are evenly browned. Top casserole dish with chopped parsley and serve.
#2 Sat 08 Dec 12 9:40pm
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Re: shepherd's pie
How did it work out WebbFoot ?
If the pie was made with beef it's a cottage pie and if its made with lamb then it's a shepherds pie .
#3 Sat 08 Dec 12 9:53pm
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Re: shepherd's pie
Since everything is cooked and hot the cooking in the oven is from the top burner.
It's only to brown the potato on top for serving so once it's brown it's done.
I other words.. keep an eye on it
#4 Sat 08 Dec 12 11:28pm
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Re: shepherd's pie
mummza wrote:
How did it work out WebbFoot ?
If the pie was made with beef it's a cottage pie and if its made with lamb then it's a shepherds pie .
Even i know that
#5 Tue 12 Feb 13 9:02am
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Re: shepherd's pie
Pakman wrote:
Since everything is cooked and hot the cooking in the oven is from the top burner.
It's only to brown the potato on top for serving so once it's brown it's done.
I other words.. keep an eye on it
That's true but somehow that bit of magic happens when the shepherds or cottage pie is being browned in the oven , the flavours seem to marry together and often that bit of gravy from the meat tries to escape and give the pie that delicious crusty edge that my darling always scrapes off the dish !
#6 Tue 12 Feb 13 1:51pm
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Re: shepherd's pie
Webfoot, that sounds rather exotic. So much so I couldn't possibly call it a Shepherd's Pie. Not a traditional one anyway. Perhaps a more appropriate name? My Shepherd's/Cottage pies are simply and traditionally, mince, onion, good seasoning, tiny amount of herbs in a good thickish gravy, topped with mashed potatoes and a good sprinkling of grated cheddar, plus very finely chopped leek (white part only). However, hope you enjoyed it.
#7 Tue 12 Feb 13 8:51pm
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Re: shepherd's pie
No I agree Thistledo, it sounds nice but it's not a Shepherds pie .
It's a Rachel Ray recipe and she is American .
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#8 Sat 23 Feb 13 6:51pm
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Re: shepherd's pie
I was watching an Australian Masterchef master class on the television yeaterday they talked about the great British pies and then they were making a take on Shepherds Pie , I was suprised as they used beef and eel ...yes eel
If its made with beef then its a cottage pie !
(Shephards pie beig made with lamb )
I am fast coming to the conclusuion that many peple ( some chefs included ) do not understand the difference between Cottage Pie ad Shepherds Pie
#9 Sat 23 Feb 13 7:02pm
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Re: shepherd's pie
Concur Mummza...
The number of times I've been in a Pub/Retaurant where I've ordered Shepherds pie and been served Cottage pie.....
#10 Sat 23 Feb 13 11:38pm
- From Melbourne Australia
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Re: shepherd's pie
We are shocking in Australia Mummza, you should see what we call apple crumble!


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I loathe the name Peyton, but it's possible that my loathing is entirely due to overexposure to the name. I've met so many little Peyton's and seen every spelling from Peyton/Peyten/Paiton/Paitn/Paytyn/Peightyn/etc. The name got so popular here, it's fizzled out and people have moved on to Paisley/Paisleigh/Paisli/Paizli/Payslee/etc.
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In light of a recent news story regarding my Christian Day Care blog, I feel the need to clear a few things up and address the folks that responded on the news site that ran this story.
Despite my comments being taken out of context—I do not feel that all Christian Day Cares are equal to child abuse. I would never say that. It's a complete exaggeration of my statement.
Please read more than 4 lines of text before spewing your hatred toward people that disagree with you.
My actual stance on Day Care facilities is this: They can be guilty of mentally abusing children if they focus on indoctrination into religion rather than early education, while that child is in early stages of brain development. That's why I said "choose your child care facility carefully."
I do stand by this statement that was quoted: "forcing [children] to learn things as fact that you don't even know to be true is a form of child abuse: inducing psychosis with thoughts of good and evil watching over them, as if they are constantly being graded and evaluated. It's bad for positive self-esteem, and slows social development later in life."
Your religion is based on faith. They all are. Therefore, teaching your child that you 'know' it, or that these things are 'facts' is unfair to the child's educational future. My point here is that many children of Christian families lie in bed at night fearing 'the Devil,' or 'demons,' or 'going to Hell.'
I know this because hundreds of former Christians have admitted to me that they suffered from those fears, as did I. Are you willing to say that this level of magical fear is good for them?
Now to address some of the comments which were posted on the news site:
"I bet this bigoted jerk doesn't have the stones to write something like this about Muslim parents." - R.D. Helm.
Well, RD, here you go: The forced indoctrination of ANY religion, including Islam, and the teaching of faith as a fact, is unfair and abusive to children. Their minds are so weak and so gullible, and taking advantage of that weakness for the advancement of one's own agenda is abusive. When you really think about it, indoctrination isn't fair to the religion either. After all, one is supposed to make a conscious decision to accept that belief—not be forced to 'know' it as a fact from 3 years old by chanting cult-like songs that praise a leader while demeaning one's own self-esteem. On to your insult: I'm not sure where you get off that I'm a bigot. That's what I fight against every day—the discrimination of all people, whether it be nonbelievers, gays, blacks, Muslims, or Christians. I think we all have a voice and we should all be heard. That is the opposite of a bigot. As for the jerk comment—you may be on to something there ;).
"Are the atheists free to be atheists? Ungrateful jerks should go live where their self-centered philosophy is celebrated and law-enforced." – B.O. Stinks. (I didn't make that name up)
This is bigotry. The United States government is in no way founded upon the Christian religion. Google that statement—it was an official announcement of our Founding Fathers. Making the statement that I should agree with you or "get out of the country" is just unpatriotic. Our freedom to disagree is what makes this a great place to live. This is a free country, not a Christian nation. I have the freedom to speak out against anything I choose, and support which ever civil rights I choose. I will stay right here and do it, as my rights as an America guarantee. If you don't like my freedom, it is YOU that can get out of MY country.
"Mr. Smalley, you don't want religion separated from government. You want government to mirror your atheistic religion, you hypocrite." – Hockey Kid
Your insults only make you appear childish and demeans your Christian stance. Think about the word hypocrite. WWJD? Besides, Atheism is not a religion; it is a lack of belief. It is a realization that religions do not have sufficient proof for their claims. I just want this country to be the free nation it was designed to be. Religion is separate from our government because our government does not have an established religion. That is a fact. If you want a government ran by believers of religion, please feel free to move to Iran. Perhaps ancient rules motivated by metaphysical fears are what you want to live by. That's not the United States of America.
"David Smalley is only parroting what High Priest of Atheism, Richard Dawkins has gone on record as saying…Both Dawkins and Smalley seem to be very concerned about children's education, but only so much as it conforms to their radical atheistic agenda. " – Stage9.
I wasn't aware that Richard Dawkins said that. So thank you for the compliment. Richard Dawkins is a very educated, highly respected biologist and professor in the scientific community and it is an honor to be insulted right along with him. The only 'atheistic agenda' that exists is to keep equal rights equal—not only available to Christians. Our statements about the potential abuse of children are to warn those that read our words to be careful—not all religious teachings are good, and indoctrination is harmful for your children, and for the religion.
"One must ask the question - what exactly is it the atheists are promoting that they think is so much better?" – Slyrr
Your answer: equality.
Christians, Atheists, Muslims, and every other world view should be able to live and breathe together without 'forcing' one another to conform, and without forcing their children to turn out exactly like them to further their own agenda. Atheists want equality for everyone, including non-believers. That is much better than name-calling, fights, and wars in the name of your god.
In response to my quote: "In short, by starting your child off in a Christian environment, you are heading them down the path of forced ignorance"… 'Tenebrous' said this… "Ignorance of what exactly?" And then he/she claimed that I wanted to control all children on the planet.
To answer the question, I'm addressing ignorance of many things: the actual history of Christmas; the beginnings of the Winter Solstice; the Pagan traditions that Christians accepted; the fact that Jesus wasn't born on December 25th: the fact of evolution: the presence of 10,000 other religions including ones that Christianity stole most of its material from; the true origins of ethics and the evolutionary biology of compassion. Instead, they are taught that all of that comes from God, and that's that—forced ignorance. As for me wanting control of all children on the planet: no thanks—my two are a handful enough.
"Hay, Smalley, if people are smart enough to accept Christianity when they are "at the age of accountability," as you argue, shouldn't they also be smart enough to reject it even if they were exposed to Christianity as a young age?" –CobraMan
No. That's the entire point of my post, and thank you for bringing it up. When studying child and adolescent development, we learn that things that enter our mind during the critical stages of brain development stick for good. This is how many mental disorders are started. Countless experiments have been done on children at early stages of development. It's very hard to undo something that was learned during that phase of life, no matter how wrong it is.
That's why even today, we have millions of adults that will stand and scream that the Bible is the word of their god, while not even knowing that the very book they are defending includes that same god condoning slavery, killing homosexuals, murdering misbehaving children, wiping out entire villages, killing innocent infants, and sacrificing helpless animals. It has been ingrained in your heads for so long that "the Bible is good" that you just accept it without questioning the content or doing your own research. You have been indoctrinated.
That's the fear, and that's the problem with indoctrination. Kids don't get a chance to 'choose,' you make their minds up for them before they can do it for themselves. That's what my post was warning against.
If you're interested in reading my full original statement as opposed to just reading the quote-mining on the news, please visit here: http://www.dogmadebate.com/2010/06/church-day-care.html#comments
The news story with more comments can be found here: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/nathan-burchfiel/2010/06/30/american-atheist-editor-christian-daycare-child-abuse


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First, a word of explanation: You're just now reading the long overdue review for Lords of Depravity Part I because it was initially assigned to another writer who eventually ended up hanging up his keyboard and moving on. It ended up making its way to me, but by now the cat's way the fuck out of the bag on this release, the first DVD offering from the legendary Sodom. There have been scores of painstakingly detailed accounts of the bulging content of this double disc set, and there's been pretty much nothing but glowing reviews. Point is, those that wanted to know about this already do, and those that wanted it probably already have it in their hot little hands. No doubt, if you're among the legion of raging Sodomites, who'd been banging their chests and howling impatiently for the unleashing of this set, this is all old news. We don't normally show up to the party so late around here and we won't make it a habit (don't we look ashamed?). But despite this review's tardiness and less comprehensive dissection, this DVD deserves the coverage, and if you've been waiting to cross this off your "to buy" list, let this serve as a reminder to your procrastinating ass.
The first, and perhaps most compelling selling point of this set is its flat out gargantuan content. The two discs combine for five hours of footage, enough of a binge to make a bulimic groan and reach for the sweatpants. Taking a tack similar to Iron Maiden's excellent The Early Days video, Lords of Depravity offers up a combination of a trove of live material (albeit from recent gigs), and more valuably, a detailed and comprehensive interview documentary straight from the mouth of the band and other insiders. This bit of oral Sodomy covers from 1982-1995 and consumes the whole of disc one, and at over three hours long, History of Depravity is a bloated but consuming look into the early days and rise of the band. Mr. Angelripper himself leads this tour through not only the band's formative years, but his as well, as he tells of growing up in a harsh, industrialized area of Germany, and how that led to his introduction to metal and escape from a fate of a life in mining. There are a lot of years to cover here, and the film is chock full of explanations, insights and anecdotes, as well as tons of shots of old pictures, video clips, and assorted scrapbook fodder. This is the kind of video that makes you want to go back and revisit an entire back catalog chronologically. The only downside to the documentary is that it is entirely in German, and while three hours of video is a lot to sit through at once, three hours of reading subtitles does get old. Further, the small, white text on the typically dully-colored video can sometimes be difficult to see. It seems likely that a large percentage of the audience for this wouldn't speak German, so I would have preferred to see more effective subtitles.
The second disc consists of two hours of live footage culled from three recent festival performances at Wacken 2001, and 2003 appearances at Rock Hard and Full Force, as well as a headlining show in Sofia, Bulgaria in '04. Originally, the plan was to include the complete Wacken show as the only live material, but the band endured some technical mishaps and by, their own accord, just weren't at their best that night. Instead the Sofia show gets the lion's share or attention here, with smaller sets of tracks from the other shows spaced throughout the set. Interestingly, in several places the band has used the audio from one gig while splicing together video from all three shows. This gives those songs more of a music video vibe, which doesn't seem out of place, as each time this technique is used it follows one of the several brief tour montages interspersed throughout the set of live tracks. Some fans will no doubt gripe that the collection doesn't include enough material from the early years, as the majority of the tracks come from the band's modern era. Regardless, there's no shortage of strong material and the sound and video quality are impressive and superior to the first disc. It's a whole mess of Sodom, but pace yourself—after all, this is only part one...
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Musica Antiqua K÷ln
Reinhard Goebel
ARCHIV Produktion
MARC-ANTOINE CHARPENTIERMusique sacrÚe VokalEnsemble K÷ln Musica Antiqua K÷ln Reinhard Goebel Int. Release 01 Nov. 2003
ARCHIV Produktion 트랙리스트
Marc-Antoine Charpentier (1634 - 1704)
Marche de Triomphe et Second Air de Trompette in D major
Musica Antiqua K÷ln
Messe pour plusieurs instruments au lieu des orgues, H. 513
Musica Antiqua K÷ln, Vokalensemble K÷ln, Max Ciolek
Suite pour un reposoir, H. 508
Symphonies pour un reposoir, H. 515
Marc-Antoine Charpentier (1634 - 1704)
Concert [Suite] pour quatre parties de violes, H. 545
Marche de Triomphe et Second Air de Trompette in D major
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총 재생시간 1:10:45
This is an outstanding recording that everyone interested in the French baroque will enjoy. Those familiar with the famous fanfare that begins Charpentier's "Te Deum" will delight in the equally celebratory "Marche de triomphe" that opens this program -- a grand spectacular that the K÷ln musicians perform to the hilt . . . The program begins with a bang and it ends with an even more spectacular one . . . Listeners used to the recent . . . approach . . . in Charpentier's orchestral music are in for a treat with Goebel's dynamically charged, roof-raising performance. Archiv's sound is equally spectacular with plenty of spatial presence and instrumental detail. Goebel's notes are informative and entertaining. Also included is a nearly 70-minute bonus CD sampler commemorating Musica Antiqua K÷ln's 25 years with Archiv.
. . . a marvellous CD that focuses on the instrumental music that Charpentier wrote specifically for the church . . . The vividness of the music is due to the skill of the wonderful performers, who are led by the fiery Baroque violinist Reinhard Goebel. This CD proves that he, in particular, is still up there with the best. The players bring out all the delicacy of the music . . . The mystery is how this sensuous beauty can go hand-n-hand with a solemn, almost stony dignity. It is a riddle that will want to make you listen again and again.
. . . celebratory disc of religious music.
. . . fine performances of seldom heard and satisfying music.
. . . fascinating disc . . . makes excellent listening, even when divorced from its liturgical context. Musica Antiqua K÷ln's shapely, elegant performances capture the spirit of this very unusual repertoire . . .
Das Wort ist Klang geworden, und Goebel ist sein Prophet. Seine õu▀erst prõsente... Interpretation folgt sensiblen Wegen der Text-Exegese bis zur verbindlichsten Expression, r³ckt Kolorit und Schattierungen ins geb³hrende Licht, lõsst die Musik ihren heiligen Geist atmen, begeistert mit Anmut und Verve.
F³r die renommierte Archiv Produktion der DG hat die Musica Antiqua K÷ln unzõhlige Schõtze der Alten Musik gef÷rdert und bewahrt. Mit prõchtigen Sakralwerden von Marc-Antoine Charpentier zelebriert das vom Violinisten Reinhard Goebel begr³ndete Originalklang-Ensemble sein 30jõhriges Bestehen.
Hier wird Charpentiers Musik zum absolutistischen Fest. Einfach prickelnd...
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... nous ne pouvons que saluer d'une part, l'exhumation d'oeuvre en grande partie inÚdites, d'autre part, l'engagement de Reinhard Goebel et des virtuoses de Cologne : en faisant ainsi sonner l'orchestre de Charpentier sans a priori, en affirmant autant les beautÚs que la force de son langage, ils nous transportent par moments dans un Útat de pur ravissement.
. . . la magie opÞre: Úcoutez seulement la ½Messe pour plusieurs instruments au lieu des orgues╗, dans laquelle alternent violons, fl¹tes et hautbois avec les voix limitÚes au plain-chant . . . Le mÚlange des fl¹tes allemandes (ou traversiÞres) est sans doute l'une des plus belles couleurs offertes par l'instrumentarium du Grand SiÞcle (½Kyrie╗ et ½Domine Deus╗). Les hautbois . . . s'intÞgrent bien aux ensembles: quelle allure dans la ½Marche de triomphe╗ ou le ½Second Air de trompettes╗! De mÛme les cordes, qui jouent la ½Symphonie pour un reposoir╗ avec la mÛme force d'archet que s'il s'agissait d'un Biber.
Musica Antiqua K÷ln supplante aisÚment les versions Chailley et Malgoire; et si quelques traits peuvent sembler un peu rudes, la gÚnÚrositÚ des couleurs et de l'expression assume la dÚmesure d'une partition unique en son genre.
... un sonido ½grande╗, muy abierto, muy relajado ... Es un placer escuchar estos a±os de historia de los MAK resumidos en un disco que es, en cierto modo, un poco la historia de quienes amamos, y de quÚ manera, la m·sica antigua. Felicidades.
... la interpretaci¾n es fabulosa, toda vez que Goebel es uno de los grandes chamanes de la m·sica barroca y casi nunca defrauda. ... Ya saben: Bach, Telemann, Heinichen... del mßs alto nivel. íBuen provecho!
1973 | Goebel and fellow students from the Cologne Conservatory found Musica Antiqua K÷ln, initially devoted to the performance of Baroque chamber and sacred music. |
1977 | First Archiv Produktion/Deutsche Grammophon recording by Musica Antiqua K÷ln: concertos for recorder and strings by Mancini, Sarri, Barbella, and Valentine (selections reissued on Archiv Blue 471 729-2). |
1978 | Musica Antiqua K÷ln and Reinhard Goebel become exclusive artists of Archiv Produktion/Deutsche Grammophon. Recordings this year include Le Parnasse franþais (works by Marais, Rebel, and Franþois Couperin), an LP of late chamber music by Leclair and one of Early Italian Violin Music (Giovanni Gabrieli, Rossi, Fontana, Marini, Farina, and Buonamente). |
1979 | The ensemble makes its international breakthrough in a triumphant dÚbut at London's Queen Elizabeth Hall and five concerts at the Holland Festival. This year they record chamber concertos by Telemann, Bach's Musical Offering and two cantatas by ClÚrambault (with soprano Rachel Yakar). |
1981 | MAK makes the first of many international tours which in the coming decades will regularly take the ensemble to North and South America, Australia, and the Far East. The ensemble is named "Artist of the Year" by the Deutsche Phonoakademie. |
1983 | On the occasion of their tenth anniversary, Goebel augments the ensemble, thus enabling them to perform orchestral music more frequently - both in the concert hall and in the recording studio. Recording projects: Couperin's Les Nations and the completion of a 7-LP set of chamber music by J. S. Bach, begun in 1981, including the sonatas with harpsichord accompaniment for violin, for viola da gamba, and for flute. |
1984/1985 | Releases include Telemann's Water Music and 3 Concertos and Bach's Art of Fugue. MAK tours China in the "Bach Year". |
1985/1986 | This year's recording projects include Alt-Bachisches Archiv - cantatas by members of the Bach family), reissued in 2003 on Archiv Blue 474 552-2 - and the beginning of Musica Antiqua K÷ln's complete set of the Brandenburg Concertos by J. S. Bach. |
1987 | Recording of Brandenburg Concertos (and Triple Concerto BWV 1044) completed this year along with Biber's Mensa sonora. |
1989 | Released this year, their recording of Telemann's Musique de table wins the CD Compact Award (Barcelona) in 1990. |
1993 | Musica Antiqua K÷ln's recording of Dresden Concerti, a 2-CD set of concertos by the previously neglected Baroque composer Johann David Heinichen, becomes an overwhelming international success, winning five major awards in 1993 and 1994: Gramophone Award, Prix Caecilia (Brussels), Echo Award CD Compact Award, and Jahrespreis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik. |
1994 | In the Archiv studio: Rebel's suite Les ╔lÚmens and Gluck's ballet Alessandro (Choc de l'AnnÚe, 1995). |
1995 | Releases include their recording of Marian cantatas and arias by Handel (with mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter), which receives a CD Compact Award in the "Baroque Vocal" category, and, as a follow-up to the Heinichen set, a disc of overtures by Veracini and one of concertos by Heinichen, Dieupart, Fasch, Pisendel, Quantz, and Veracini, all works composed for the famous Dresden court orchestra. |
1997 | Reinhard Goebel is honoured by the German state of Nordrhein-Westphalia for his "exemplary performances with Musica Antiqua K÷ln of both familiar and unknown music of the 17th and 18th centuries" and for the "exciting new findings that have resulted from his research into music of the Baroque, Rococo and Early Classical eras". Releases this year include recordings of Salve Regina (works by Johann Adolf Hasse, with soprano Barbara Bonney and mezzo-soprano Bernarda Fink). |
1998 | In the studio for Archiv: Musica Baltica - 17th-century chamber music by Luetkeman, Albrici, Vierdanck, Baltzar, Nicolaus Hasse, Kirchoff, Becker, Fischer, and Meder. Released this year, Lamenti - works by Monteverdi, Bertali, Legrenzi, Vivaldi, Purcell, and Piccinini, with Anne Sofie von Otter and the grandiose Missa Salisburgensis recording, a joint venture with Paul McCreesh, which wins the 1999 Echo Award. |
1999 | MAK records the soundtrack to the theatrical film Le Roi danse, directed by the Belgian GÚrard Corbiau, famed for his film Farinelli. The soundtrack album, featuring the music of Lully, is released in 2000 and granted the Echo Award in 2001. Other recordings this year: string concertos by Telemann and cantatas by J. S. Bach including the Wedding Cantata BWV 202 and "Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen", with soprano Christine Schõfer. |
2000 | In the studio for Archiv: Bachiana, recently rediscovered music by older members of the Bach family (released in 2001). |
2002 | Reinhard Goebel is awarded the Telemann Prize of the composer's native city of Magdeburg. Release of another volume of Bachiana to follow up the critically acclaimed first album: this time double concertos by sons of J. S. Bach. "Sinfonia spirituosa" - the follow-up to the highly successful disc of string concertos by Telemann, with Jaap ter Linden, viola da gamba, released this year, wins the Echo Award. |
2003 | As Musica Antiqua K÷ln celebrates the 30th anniversary of its founding and the 25th anniversary of MAK and Reinhard Goebel's collaboration with Archiv Produktion, the artists are seen and heard throughout Europe and America. Joined by Anne Sofie von Otter, they open the year with a wildly acclaimed Lamenti tour, starting in Rotterdam, proceeding to Basle, Z³rich, Metz, Lyon, and Bordeaux and finishing with a thunderously applauded concert at Paris's ThÚÔtre des Champs-╔lysÚes. January closes with an appearance in the foyer of Cologne's opera house to mark the beginning of the Carnival season. From March to June, they give concerts throughout Germany. July takes them to the Amsterdam Concertgebouw and Bregenz for works by Biber, Bach, Telemann, and Vivaldi. Pachelbel and His Contemporaries are featured in concerts in Germany in August and early September. Later in the month they begin a South American tour that includes performances of German Chamber Music in Rio de Janeiro, SÒo Caetano, Belo Horizonte, Montevideo, Punta del Este, and SÒo Paulo and of Bach's Art of Fugue in Buenos Aires, SÒo Paulo, and Santiago. October and November appearances include Pachelbel and His Contem-poraries at the Flanders Festival followed by a series of performances of Biber's Harmonia artificiosa-ariosa in several German cities. An American tour in the second half of November features performances of Pergolesi's Stabat Mater (with soprano Nancy Argenta and contralto Nathalie Stutzmann) in Kansas City, Boston, Princeton, New York, Berkeley, and Los Angeles. Back in Germany, the year will close for MAK with appearances in Lausanne and Dresden. Release of their Charpentier album. |
2004 | Planned releases include recordings of a third volume of Bachiana, on this occasion featuring arias, cantatas, and scenes by the Bach family, with mezzo-soprano Magdalena Ko×enß, and an album of Biber's Harmonia artificiosa-ariosa. Their next recordings will feature works by Telemann. |


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Joe Chemay: Bass
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DENNIS FARINA HAS DIED.

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he must hacked youtube. Well guys i want to know wich caps fit on montana hardcore's, i can't figure it out well.
he must hacked youtube. Well guys i want to know wich caps fit on montana hardcore's, i can't figure it out well.
i thought all montana cans were female and the caps were male??
guys what is a good outline cap for mtn hardcore or molotow 600 ml
well a good outline cap would be the one thet drips the most bcause drippy outlins n tags n bombz look sikkkkkkkkkzzz
well sadgeh, your question is dumb. "but uncle mastah ribcage proest of the pros, there are no dumb quest-" no. your question is dumb. Outlines are all about preference, they are also about how u like to paint what you are painting. I use a fat cap to outline everything, and I mean EVERYTHING. pieces, bombs, characters, dicks, dead bodies, essays, vehicles, everything.
Im going out on a very very very strong limb here, and gonna assume u aint the best at painting, and have next to no can control, so a thin cap for outlining, a piece or shit in your case even a bomb, is gonna be very difficult for you. I suggest a medium size cap, like an orange dot, or a thinner type soft cap like a grey dot or a universal.... but hey, in the long run, its all about preference, and shit u gone do want u want anyways right?
Cool rant, I think he meant what caps wont blow up or leak though. Not that i have an answer cause I only use rusto.
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So let's say I can't get my hands on different shades of of a color for a prisma, what's a good way of getting different shades off one marker? Blending with a warm grey or something?
try it on a scrap paper, see how it looks.
you could try colored pencil over it or under, never really tried that though. if you have sharpies they work for blending, bics work. or just say fuck it, aint worth it. and just do it how you want it to look if you ever paint it.
Trying to blend a warm grey with anything isnt going to work, its gonna make the color look really dirty. What your going to want to do, is darken/saturate one part of the paper more than the other to get a light blending effect. So color the area the same direction all the way down, one time, so it looks streaky, and then take the pen and go over the part you want to be darker a few more times, while lightly coloring the other part of that color to make it not steaky, but not as dark.
Your going to have to be quick, but neat in order for it to work the way I think you want it too. So color it like ud fill it with paint, left to right from top to bottom, then allow more ink to go on the top than the bottom, or whatever direction you want the fade. Understand? IT takes a little marker skill, and the newer the marker the harder to do since a lot of them have a real dominant pigment, so it might take you a try or two. Itd be real hard to do with any kind of dark colored prisma, so your gonna wanna use your medium colors, like a regular green, or orange, or sky blue kind of colors
what marker did you use
killz paint is sick i like it alot, comes with a pretty nice cap aswell, dont know much bout quikcolor but like masta ribcage said, rusto and tremclad r just solid brands
What does it mean when someone does a pen "freestyle"? does this mean doing a piece in pen without sketching first? And if so then why when some post a "pen freestyle" you can see where theyve sketched their bars?


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LIFE UNDER THE ICE?: Subglacial Lake Ellsworth in Antarctica, targeted for sampling by a British team, has been mapped using seismic surveying technologies.
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Nestled in a steep fjord beneath three kilometers of Antarctic ice, the lost world of Lake Ellsworth has haunted Martin Siegert's dreams ever since he got involved in subglacial research a dozen years ago. Finally, the time has come for him to explore its mysterious waters.
Next week, Siegert, a glaciologist at the University of Bristol, UK, packs his bags for the long journey to the opposite end of the world. Once he has reached the Rothera Research Station of the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) on an island off the Antarctic Peninsula, he and his science crew will fly about 1,000 kilometers into western Antarctica. On 5 December, the real work begins: drilling straight down through the ice to the pristine lake beneath. In its shadowy waters they hope to find forms of life that have not seen the light of day in millions of years (see 'Trapped under ice'). And in the lake bed sediments, the team will search for records of the poorly understood history of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, potentially revealing how the mighty glacier has waxed and waned over time.
Is Siegert excited? "This is the very pinnacle of the science I've been doing since the turn of the millennium," he says. "Now guess if I'm excited."
Almost 380 subglacial lakes have been discovered and mapped in Antarctica, and have been explored remotely with ice-penetrating radar, gravity measurements and seismic investigations (A. Wright and M. Siegert Antarctic Science http://doi.org/jsn; 2012). These ancient lakes, large and small, owe their existence to geothermal heat that melts the Antarctic ice from below. Gravity and ice pressure force the melt water to flow, and it collects in the hollows and valleys of the continent under the ice.
If all goes to plan, Lake Ellsworth will be the second such lake to be breached. In February, a Russian team penetrated Lake Vostok — the largest and deepest Antarctic lake — completing a project that was launched more than 20 years ago (see Nature 482, 287; 2012). And a third effort is about to begin: next week, a US drilling team will set out for McMurdo Station in Antarctica. In January, the researchers will move to their target — subglacial Lake Whillans, a small, shallow body of water close to the edge of the Ross Ice Shelf.
The quest to find exotic microbial life that may have evolved in or beneath these lakes is for many the most thrilling aspect of the research. Scientists have discovered a catalogue of bacteria elsewhere that mine their energy from rocks and minerals, and many assume that specialized microbes living in Antarctica's hidden lakes might do the same.
"Life exists in extreme ecosystems, from the deep lithosphere to the high atmosphere," says David Pearce, an environmental microbiologist with the BAS who will join the UK expedition. "I would be incredibly surprised if we get there and find no organisms at all."
The Lake Vostok team found evidence that heat-loving bacteria may live in the bedrock surrounding that lake. The clues came from DNA in sediment that had become trapped in accretion ice — the lake water that freezes to the bottom of the massive glacier (S. A. Bulat et al. Adv. Space Res. 48, 697–701; 2011).
But the upper layers of the lake itself seem to be lifeless, reported Sergey Bulat, a microbiologist at the Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute in Russia, at the 12th European Workshop on Astrobiology in Stockholm last month. No native microbes turned up in a preliminary analysis of lake water that had frozen onto the Russians' drill bit, although the team will return to the site this season to collect more samples.


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Black History Month
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Every year, Canadians are invited to participate in Black History Month festivities and events that honour the legacy of black Canadians, past and present. Read a statement from the Minister on Black History Month 2013.
Canadians take this time to celebrate the many achievements and contributions of black Canadians who, throughout history, have done so much to make Canada the culturally diverse, compassionate and prosperous nation it is today. During Black History Month Canadians can gain insight into the experiences of black Canadians and the vital role this community has played throughout our shared history.
Black Canadians in law enforcement
This year, CIC recognizes the achievements of black Canadians past and present in law enforcement.
Read a speech delivered by Devon Clunis, Chief of the Winnipeg Police Service, at the Black History Month 2013 launch reception.
Past pioneers
Rose Fortune and Peter C. Butler III
First black police officers in Canada
Alton C. Parker
First black police officer in Windsor and first black police detective in Canada
Lawrence "Larry" McLarty
First black police officer in Toronto
Édouard "Eddie" Anglade
First black police officer in Montreal
Current leaders
Devon Clunis
First black Chief of Police in Canada
Craig Gibson
First black commanding officer in the RCMP
Lori Seale-Irving
First black female commissioned officer in the RCMP
Lyonel Anglade
Community Relations Officer, Service de police de la Ville de Montréal
Learn more about other prominent black Canadians.
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