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Samuel Colman (1832–1920)
Samuel Colman was one of the leading artists of the Hudson River School's second generation, creating luminous landscapes of near and distant lands. Born in Portland, Maine, and raised in New York City, Colman grew up in a family inclined toward the arts and surrounded by the leading cultural figures of the time. His father owned a bookshop on Broadway frequented by the Knickerbocker writers and the Hudson River School painters, which provided a heady environment for his artistic son. At the age of eighteen, Colman trained under Asher B. Durand; he began exhibiting at the National Academy of Design that same year.
Colman began painting in the pastoral mode of Durand, before a trip abroad in the 1860s unlocked a more instinctive feeling for natural scenery. He soon became one of the most widely-traveled painters of the period, capturing the beauty of the American West, British Columbia, the Gulf of Mexico, Spain, Italy, France, Switzerland, Egypt, Morocco, and Japan. Shifting between oil painting, watercolors, and etchings, Colman developed a fluid, graceful style—emphasizing nature's quiet harmony over its epic scope.
Colman was an integral member of the New York art world throughout the late-nineteenth century. He founded the American Society of Painters in Water Colors in 1866, serving as its first president, and established the New York Etching Club in 1877. He was also a member of the National Academy of Design and the Society of American Artists, an expert collector of Oriental art and porcelain, an interior designer who collaborated with Louis Comfort Tiffany and John LaFarge, and the author of two books on art: "Nature's Harmonic Unity" and "Proportional Form." Widely exhibited during his lifetime, Colman's paintings are now featured in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art, the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Portland Museum of Art, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection in Madrid.

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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe came to Washington for the weekend. High on his agenda was a handful of tiny, rocky islets in the East China Sea—islets claimed by both Japan and China. He came to Washington hoping to get a powerful endorsement from Obama for his country's claim. Chinese media is gleefully reporting Abe's failure in that quest.
"Abe fails to get full US backing over islands," reads the headline on the front page of China Daily. Writes Chen Weihua, the paper's Washington correspondent:
Falling short of Abe's expectation of prodding the US into taking sides with Japan in its spiraling dispute with China over the Diaoyu Islands, where tension has risen since the Japanese government "nationalized" parts of the islands last year, Washington this time intentionally shunned the issue, refraining from clearly throwing its support behind Tokyo.
When Abe finally met with Obama at the Oval Office on Friday, he scarcely got the same high-profile reception as other heads of state who visited Washington.
Instead of holding a joint large-scale press conference after the talks with Obama on Friday, the US arranged only a short, scaled-down news briefing. And during the news briefing, Obama never once mentioned China or the tension over the Diaoyu Islands.
Observers should note two important things about how Abe's trip to the U.S. was perceived in China. First, the good news: China is trying to keep its relationship with Washington unaffected by territorial disputes with Japan. A number of articles in the Chinese press celebrated the Obama administration's intentional decision to play down the dispute.
Second, China (or ultra-nationalist factions in China) may think that it is successfully driving a wedge between the two Pacific allies. If that is what's happening, we should expect further pressure from China against Japan in the islands dispute. Indeed, during Abe's meetings in Washington, three Chinese government ships patrolled near the disputed islands, and one fisheries patrol boat entered Japanese waters but left after about an hour, watched closely by the Japanese coast guard.


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Posts for October 5th 2010
World Traveler: Filipino Chicken Adobo
So, in a new series, I'll be exploring new dishes from around the globe, beginning first with a wildly underappreciated dish: chicken adobo. The term adobo can mean many things, but in the Philippines, a Southeast Asian country that's heavily influenced by Spanish and Chinese cultures, it refers to the process of stewing chicken or pork in a vinegar- and soy-based sauce. I can't get enough of the succulent result, which has an intoxicating sweet-and-sour aroma, and the sauce, which is phenomenal with rice. Make a new chicken dish when you read on.
Noteworthy Nibbles — Oct. 5-12, 2010
- Napa, CA: Morton's and the Mondavi Families: Celebrating the Legendary Blend — Oct. 7
- New York, NY: Food Network New York City Wine and Food Festival — Oct. 7-10
- Des Moines, IA: World Food Festival — Oct. 7-10
- Gulf Shores, AL: National Shrimp Festival — Oct. 7-10
- Seattle, WA: Celebrity Chef Tour — Oct. 8
- San Francisco, CA: WhiskyFest — Oct. 8
- Charleston, SC: Taste of Charleston — Oct. 8-10
- Scottsdale, AZ: Arizona Taco Festival — Oct. 9
- Reno, NV: Great Italian Festival — Oct. 9-10
- Grand Prairie, TX: 27th International Bar-B-Que Cookoff — Oct. 9-10
Also, San Franciscan's listen up: next week we'll be at Wine and Spirits Top 100 Tasting, a fabulous walk-around event that's totally worth checking out. More details to come!
Savory Empanadas
Empanadas can be brushed with oil and baked on an oiled baking sheet in a 425°F oven until golden, about 10 minutes. (They will not be as crisp as fried empanadas.)
From Gourmet
Savory Empanadas
2 hard-boiled large eggs
1/2 medium onion, finely chopped
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 garlic clove, finely chopped
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
3/4 pound ground beef chuck
2 tablespoons raisins
1 1/2 tablespoons chopped pimiento-stuffed olives
1 (14-ounce) can whole tomatoes in juice, drained, reserving 2 tablespoons juice, and chopped
1 package frozen empanada pastry disks, thawed (available at Latin grocers)
About 4 cups vegetable oil
Equipment: a deep-fry thermometer
- Cut each egg crosswise into 10 thin slices.
- Cook onion in olive oil in a heavy medium skillet over medium heat, stirring frequently, until softened. Add garlic, cumin, and oregano and cook, stirring, 1 minute. Stir in beef and cook, breaking up lumps with a fork, until no longer pink, about 4 minutes.
- Add raisins, olives, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1/4 teaspoon pepper, and tomatoes with reserved juice, then cook, stirring occasionally, until liquid is reduced but mixture is still moist, about 5 minutes. Spread on a plate to cool.
- Preheat oven to 200°F with rack in middle.
- Lay a large sheet of plastic wrap on a dampened work surface (to help keep plastic in place), then roll out an empanada disk on plastic wrap to measure about 6 inches. Place 3 tablespoons meat mixture on disk and top with 2 slices of egg. Moisten edges of disk with water and fold over to form a semicircle, then crimp with a fork. Make more empanadas in same manner.
- Heat 3/4 inch vegetable oil in a deep 12-inch skillet over medium heat until it registers 360°F on thermometer. Fry empanadas, 2 or 3 at a time, turning once, until crisp and golden, 4 to 6 minutes per batch.
- Transfer to a shallow baking pan and keep warm in oven. Return oil to 360°F between batches.
Makes 10 empanadas.
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Sweet Empanadas
Adapted from Robin Miller
Sweet Empanadas
Cooking spray
3 cups sliced ripe bananas
2 tablespoons light or dark brown sugar
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
2 (9-inch) refrigerated pie crusts
Vanilla ice cream or powdered sugar, if desired
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Coat a large baking sheet with cooking spray.
- In a large bowl, combine bananas, sugar and cinnamon. Mix well and set aside.
- Unroll pie crusts onto a flat surface.
- Using a ring mold, make circles in the dough. Put the banana mixture on the pie dough and place another round on top. Pinch around the edges of each section to seal. Transfer the empanadas to the prepared baking sheet and make slits in the top of each to allow steam to escape. Place the baking sheet into the preheated oven and bake until crust is golden brown, about 8 to 10 minutes. Remove the baking sheet from the oven and place the empanadas on a platter. Serve with ice cream or sprinkle with powdered sugar, if using.
Serves 4.
- Category
- Desserts, Pastries
SunChips Disposes of Compostable Bag Concept
A year and a half ago, the chip brand made noise when, rather than using conventional, landfill-bound, petroleum-based plastic bags, it switched to a bag made of biodegradable polymers that decompose within 12-16 weeks. But effective immediately, Frito-Lay will switch five out of six SunChips flavors back to the original bag.
The reason? Backlash over the bag's loud noise, especially from secret snackers. Although Frito-Lay is trying to develop a quieter, next-generation chip bag, for now, the only eco-friendly flavor will be the Original variety.
Are you as disappointed as I am over the fact that consumers can't get past a little noise?
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Filipino Chicken Adobo
Total time: 1 hour
From Los Angeles Times
Filipino Chicken Adobo
1 (3 1/2 pound) whole chicken
12 whole cloves garlic
1 cup apple cider vinegar
1/2 cup soy sauce
1 tablespoon coarsely ground black pepper
4 dried bay leaves
Steamed jasmine rice (optional), for serving
- Cut the chicken into 10 pieces: breasts, wings, thighs and legs, cutting the breast pieces in half. Place the chicken pieces into a large lidded Dutch oven or casserole. Add the garlic, vinegar, soy sauce, pepper and bay leaves.
- Bring the mixture to a boil over medium-high heat, then reduce to medium-low, cover and simmer until the chicken is thoroughly cooked (the meat will be firm, the juices will run clear, and a thermometer inserted will read 165 degrees), about 25 minutes. Turn the chicken halfway through for even cooking.
- Remove the cooked chicken pieces from the sauce and set aside on a plate. Continue to cook the sauce until it's reduced to about 1 cup, about 10 minutes.
- Strain the sauce, then add the chicken back to the sauce and toss to coat completely, before moving to a serving platter. Serve with steamed jasmine rice.
Serves 4.
Nutritional information per serving: 478 calories; 52 grams protein; 7 grams carbohydrates; 1 gram fiber; 25 grams fat; 7 grams saturated fat; 193 mg. cholesterol; 1 gram sugar; 1,940 mg. sodium.
- Category
- Main Dishes, Poultry
- Cuisine
- Other Asian
Yummy Links: From School Lunches to HFCS
- When it comes to school lunches, America is the third world.
- When it comes to school lunches, America is the third world. — Bittman
- Paul Liebrandt believes he's too young for 3 Michelin Stars. — Feast
- The Italian secret for the best eggs ever. — The Atlantic
- Tips for making perfect savory souffles. — Serious Eats
- Meet Tasteologie, a new food porn website from NOTCOT. — The Kitchn
- How to avoid diluted iced coffee. — Chow
- Do you cook with jewelry on? — The Epi-Log
- Everything you need to know about the different types of whiskey. — SFoodie
- The legend that is Todd English. — Eater NY
- What exactly is high fructose corn syrup? — Eatocracy


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LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) - Federal authorities accuse a Lubbock businessman of fraud, alleging that he bilked $50 million from investors in an Ponzi scheme.
Benny Lee Judah was charged by a criminal information document Tuesday. It alleges that he devised a scheme that swindled investors by promising them 10 percent return on investments in Excel Lease Fund Inc. between October 2005 and April 2009.
Judah's attorney, Robert N. Nebb, declined to comment Thursday.
In April, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filed a civil fraud complaint against the land and real estate developer. That prompted a judge to freeze Judah's assets and place his business operations in receivership. The SEC complaint accused Judah of selling $40 million in unregistered securities between January 2006 and March and misusing the proceeds.
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Ask a Teacher: What Does Heterogeneous Mean?
I had a conversation not too long ago with an administrator at another charter school that had opened last year. She told me I'd not see daylight until December, and then only in pieces. I thought she was exagerating. No, no she wasn't. She was actually being a little nice, as it turns out, much the same as how we mothers don't tell first-time pregnant women the reality of childbirth. Because, at that point, what the heck can you do about it?
My inbox has several questions for Ask A Teacher, so I'll go ahead and hit it with one. From Christin in St. Louis:
Q: I'm not sure I'm saying this right, but I've heard the term tossed around among my teacher friends and don't want to be the odd ball out and ask. So, what does heterogeneous mean?
Christin, on behalf of teachers everywhere, I'm obligated to say there is no such thing as a stupid question. Next time your friends are speaking teacher-ese, go ahead and ask. Believe me, we love nothing more that telling folks about stuff. Remember, it's what we're actually PAID to do.
Heterogeneous grouping is a type of distribution of students. In plain ol' English, it means children are grouped together for varying reasons instead of the traditional criteria, such as age or reading level. It's used mostly in reading instruction when teachers pull small groups for instruction, but it has applications across the curriculum.
For example, in a reading classroom a teacher may have several students who are on the same reading level with whom she works on a regular basis. She will also have issues come up from several students, a particular need she doesn't need to teach the entire class but could address with a small group. This group is then pulled as well for a small group lesson.
And, to cap my teacher criteria, take a look and listen to the root words here, homo and hetero, which give a clue into their meaning. Hetero, a Greek prefix that means "different" or "other," and homo, another Greek prefix that means "being the same," or "alike." Yeah, I'm in love with words.
So there you go, Christin. Next time the word pops up, wow them with your newfound knowledge. And keep the questions coming. Things have to quiet down sooner or later.
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For Sale:
BIN 18 Bearded Paint Silkie eggs
Will Ship To: stated in listing
$75.00 is the price per 18 Paint Silkie eggs......your shipping costs will be $15.00
Please understand that paints do not breed true.
This listing will end March 25 at 9 pm central time.
All my Silkies are laying like crazy and my bator's are full. Great fertility! I have 2 Paint hens and 4 white hens all in with 2 Paint roo's in the Paint Silkie pen and they are laying almost every day right now they must think it's spring...lol
If you wish to purchase please PM me and I will give you my Paypal addy. Please do not post "Sold" to the listing.First to PM and pay get's the eggs. Due to recent requests and then non payments I must ask that you make your payment upon request of the eggs.
I will ship eggs on Mon. (03/26) I pack very, have never had a customer report a broken egg.
I can ship to most lower states. I can not ship to Canada, Hawaii, or across borders. No international bidders please. If unsure about the policy on shipping eggs in your state PM me and I will look it up.
Please beware that shipping is hard on eggs. Once they leave my hands I am not responsible.
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I made this from fabric purchased at a Quilts Inc market conference. My goal was to make it with an interesting zipper in the back. Something like hard metal teeth to contrast with the extremely flower power pattern. However, an industrial strength zipper turned out to be rather painful while sitting down and leaning back into a chair. So after much consternation, I've settled on a lime green standard zipper. I think it's turned out just as well.
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this dress is delightful and the fabric is wonderful! awesome job!
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its a cute dress, looks nice..x
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Awesome dress and the zipper is perfect! What pattern did you use?
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Thank you! I used the New Look 6699 pattern, dress G, J, L.
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great atmosphere, wait staff friendly, helpful, food was good, lots to choose from., will be back when we are in that area.
great atmosphere, wait staff friendly, helpful, food was good, lots to choose from., will be back when we are in that area.
I live in Chattanooga, TN and this restaurant is about 45 mins from where I live. I'll eat here a couple times a year when I'm traveling and in the area. Our car club will also stop here to eat on car trips when we are passing through Trenton. You have lots of food to choose from. I think all... More
The food was excellent the food bar was replaced almost instantly when the food was gone.the prices at high but the food is worth it.
My family eats here often. 'Larry' himself usually meets you at the front door. There is nothing but wonderful food, lots of choices, and friendly people here. It is quite expensive if you have a larger family. The food options are always plentiful and in constant supply. In addition to a decent salad bar, there are numerous meat and vegetable... More
I eat at Larry's often on Sunday afternoon. The crew is friendly, and there is always something good to eat on the buffet. They have a salad bar with lots of choices, several kinds of meat choices, a variety of vegetables, cornbread, rolls, and desserts. You're sure to find something you'll like. Their home style chicken tenders, sweet potato casserole,... More
I had the pleasure (& I mean pleasure) of eating here for the first time last week! I went with friends who have been going for years and raved about it! First of all, I'm not a buffet person and shy away from restaurants that claim home cooked veggies only to be their doctored up can version! Hello! I'm southern... More
Go very hungry. Everything that I ate tasted very good and there were lots of different food to eat. It is a 30 minute drive for me, worth the drive to eat there and the sights are pretty also.
Excellent food, friendly staff, very reasonable prices make this restaurant a "must visit" location!
We chanced upon Larry's and were very happy with what we found. The Sunday buffet was $14... which we think is right on par with many chain buffets. We were greeted in a friendly manner and were told where we could find everything. That day there was fried chicken and chicken fingers, chicken and dumplings, ham, hamburger steaks, fried fish,... More
We have been going to Larry's to eat for many years. we travel for about 1hr and 45 min's just to eat there.Thats how much we love it.Every thing is home made {or taste like it} its delish and worth every mile you drive. If you like home cooking like chicken fingers,sweet potatoe casserole,Okra,fish,Ham Hushpuppies,slaw, they have so much I... More
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- December 30, 2012
- 5:53 p.m.
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Hootie writes:
in response to VintageRacer:
You fail to address the social and economic issues with leaving the children here. You just blindly assume every child will get adopted. HAH! They would be placed in foster homes, adding more strain to taxpayer money.
You continue to look at the illegal immigration problem with tunnel vision. The best way to deal with the problem is to get them to self deport by making it very difficult to get employment here. Penalize the employers. Making the country a police state is not the answer.
I already said that (fine/close employers). We need a full on attack from every angle. They can take their kids with them. I already said that too. Even if they don't, it's still less money than the handouts we give their parents.
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Experimenting with topography and composition for the live brief in collaboration with the national oceanography centre
A handmade book exploring the ambiance of St Giles Hill through the theme of absence.
This brief required us to create a supplement based on a parent magazine, I choose the Architecture & design magazine Blueprint. I then went on to create my supplement Legacy, which is a publication focusing on the architectural legacy of Germany's five ruling powers.
A quick few screen shots of my supplement layout design, I will share the printed version soon (promise).
- Robert Bringhurst
The Elements of Typographic Style
Here is a few photos of my limited edition publication celebrating the work of T.S Eliot's Burnt Norton
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Daily Pic: In the Art Unlimited section of the Basel fair, Walead Beshty is presenting his "Copper Surrogate" piece. The three panels start out as mirror-finished metal and then, as they get moved and hung in various art spaces, they tarnish wherever a hand has touched them. They work almost like photographs, automatically recording the world they move through. Normally, everything is done to remove any traces of the passage of art through the system. It's great to see Beshty revealing it.
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Friday, January 09, 2009
Flashback Friday – Jill Scott - "Golden"
Jill Scott is one of my favorite artists and it's a shame "singers" with less talent top the charts. Some younger people are discovering Jill from Grand Theft Auto 4 of all places. Good for her.
If you're a Jill Scott fan, was/is your favorite song? I also like "He's Loves Me", "Hate on Me" and "The Way".
Anyway this is one of my anthems for '09. No matter what happens this year, I'm going to live my life like it's golden.
Have a great weekend.
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- 'A Tuscan view.....from Umbria' said...
Hey that was great! I've never heard of Jill Scott before but I loved it.
Thanks for bringing a little bit of golden into my life on this cold rainy morning. Have a great weekend. amanda - 8:59 AM
- joanne at frutto della passione said...
Jill Scott is new to me too,unfortunately youth is not my excuse! Have a great weekend.
- Skywalker said...
Loves it!
Thanks for the reminder. I forget that optimism should be my mantra.
Plus...I'm totally visiting Italy now (thanks to your blog) - 1:01 PM
- nyc/caribbean ragazza said...
amanda - thanks you too. She is going to star in a series for the BBC so that might increase her profile in the U.K.
joanne - ha, well you do live aboard and there are many folks in the States who don't know her. Have a good one.
skywalker - oh good luck with planning your trip. Have you narrowed down which region? For such a small country, there is a lot to see. - 4:31 PM
You are absolutely right. It starts with us being golden to ourselves. Do you girl, only you know how. - 5:13 PM
- Brandi said...
Oh I'm totally feeling Golden. And when I'm a little ticked off, Definitely hate on me. When I'm feeling lovely dovey, I always play whatever.
I hope her new BBC series gets picked up by BBC America. - 9:04 PM
- we are never full said...
golden is such a great song. i remember last summer when we were on our honeymoon for 3 weeks in your neck of the woods and we were in alessadria (???spelling) - don't ask we had to spend a night there but had the best time - and we were sipping drinks at this bar and golden came on. i'd been away from home and hearing crap radio for week that that song just sounded SOOOO good. we were singing it on the top of our lungs.
my favorite song, though, is summer spring feeling. it just makes me happy.
but jilly from philly is a major fave here... - 11:47 PM
- bastille said...
You have a great weekend yourself!
Hey, you know that you can watch all of Season 2 on iTunes. I can hardly wait for season three.
Ciao Bella!
Felicia - 1:20 AM
- Idara said...
Jill is such a phenomenal talent- her work truly rings of authenticity and heart. She literally could be singing the phone book and it still would be off the hook- happy new year!
- BigCNYC said...
On Jill's first album, track 44, she has a remix of "Love Rain," which I used to sing as if I had wrote the song myself. This I did for pure music pleasure but when I need Jill to lift me up, I play "Gotta Get Up (Another Day)." And when I need her to take me completely away, I turn up the volume on "You Got Me" from the Dave Chappelle Block Party soundtrack. Jill sings the original hook but she does it half possessed, half composed.
- Tracie B. said...
I'm taking my freedom,
Pulling it off the shelf,
Putting it on my chain,
Wear it around my neck,
I'm taking my freedom,
Putting it in my car,
Wherever I choose to go,
It will take me far,
I'm livin' my life like it's golden
Livin' my life like it's golden, [X3]
Livin' my life like it's golden, golden,
Livin' my life like it's golden, [X4]
Livin' my life like it's golden, golden,
I'm taking my own freedom
Putting it in my song,
Singing loud and strong,
Grooving all day long,
I'm taking my freedom,
Putting it in my stroll,
I'll be high-steppin' y'all,
Letting the joy unfold,
I'm holding on to my freedom,
Can't take it from me,
I was born into it,
It comes naturally,
I'm strumming my own freedom,
Playing the god in me,
Representing his glory,
Hope he's proud of me,
I'm living my life like its golden, golden, golden, golden, golden, golden,
Livin' my life like it's golden,
It really matters to me, Ohhh - 4:37 PM
- SDG said...
Love Jillie from Phillie. "Long Walk" is definitely one of my favorites. I also dig "Love Rain" w/The Mighty Mos Def. Dynamic Duo.
A Simple Lifestyle - 8:18 PM
- nyc/caribbean ragazza said...
gypsygirl - I'm trying. :)
brandi - I hope so too. I read the script and really liked it. She's perfect for that role.
we are never full - that sounds like a perfect day. I was going to say I can't wait until summer but then I remember how I melted in August. ha. I'll take a nice long spring instead.
felicia - I have to check iTunes Italia to see if they have it. If not it's okay. It's airing here now on cable.
idara - I agree. When she sings you can feel the emotion. Her voice is amazing.
bigcnyc - I love that track (number 44) and I really need to download the Blockparty soundtrack from iTunes. "You Got Me" is one of my songs.
tracie b - thanks for posting the lyrics. I'll have to remember them during rough patches.
sdg - they are a dynamic duo. I hope both of them will continue to act. They are so talented. - 9:51 AM
- Black and (a)Broad said...
"Do You Remember me", "Gettin' in the Way", and "Exclusively" from her first album. "Family Reunion". She's a gifted singer.
- Los Angelista said...
I don't know what my fave is... I like so many of her songs, but she's apparently preggers! Whoo hoo! Can't wait to hear whatever songs come out of it.
- nyc/caribbean ragazza said...
black and (a) broad - she is crazy gifted. I don't have that album. Must visit iTunes stat.
los angelista - She is?! I'm curious to see how this inspires her as well. - 1:48 PM


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Accountants and auditors held about 962,000 jobs in 1994. They worked throughout private industry and government, but nearly one-third worked for accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping firms, or were self-employed.Many accountants and auditors were unlicensed management accountants, internal auditors, or government accountants and auditors. However, in 1994 there were 501,000 State-licensed Certified Public Accountants (CPA's), Public Accountants (PA's), Registered Public Accountants (RPA's), and Accounting Practitioners (AP's).
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The Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) confers the Certified Management Accountant (CMA) designation upon college graduates who pass a four-part examination, agree to meet continuing education requirements, comply with standards of professional conduct, and have at least 2 years' work in management accounting. The CMA program is administered through the Institute of Certified Management Accountants, an affiliate of the IMA.
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Accountants and auditors must be good at working with people as well as with business systems and computers. Accuracy and the ability to handle responsibility with limited supervision are important. Perhaps most important, because millions of financial statement users rely on their services, accountants and auditors should have high standards of integrity.
Capable accountants and auditors should advance rapidly; those having inadequate academic preparation may be assigned routine jobs and find promotion difficult. Many graduates of junior colleges and business and correspondence schools, as well as bookkeepers and accounting clerks who meet the education and experience requirements set by their employers, can obtain junior accounting positions and advance to more responsible positions by demonstrating their accounting skills on the job.
Beginning public accountants usually start by assisting with work for several clients. They may advance to positions with more responsibility in 1 or 2 years and to senior positions within another few years. Those who excel may become supervisors, managers, partners, open their own public accounting firms, or transfer to executive positions in management accounting or internal auditing in private firms.
Beginning management accountants often start as cost accountants, junior internal auditors, or as trainees for other accounting positions. As they rise through the organization, they may advance to accounting manager, chief cost accountant, budget director, or manager of internal auditing. Some become controllers, treasurers, financial vice presidents, chief financial officers, or corporation presidents. Many senior corporation executives have a background in accounting, internal auditing, or finance.
There is a large degree of mobility among public accountants, management accountants, and internal auditors. Practitioners often shift into management accounting or internal auditing from public accounting, or between internal auditing and management accounting. However, it is less common for accountants and auditors to move from either management accounting or internal auditing into public accounting.
Qualified accountants and auditors are expected to have fairly good job prospects. CPA's should continue to enjoy the widest range of job opportunities, especially as more States enact the 150-hour requirement, making it more difficult to become a CPA. Competition for the most prestigious jobs—such as those with major accounting and business firms—will remain keen. Applicants with a master's degree in accounting or a master's degree in business administration with a concentration in accounting are increasingly valued, particularly among large firms. As computers now perform many increasingly complex accounting functions and allow accountants and auditors to analyze more information, a broad base of computer experience is also advantageous. Expertise in specialized areas such as international business, specific industries, or current legislation may also be helpful in landing certain accounting and auditing jobs.Employment of accountants and auditors is expected to grow about as fast as the average for all occupations through the year 2005. Although the profession is characterized by a relatively low rate of turnover, because the occupation is so large the need to replace accountants and auditors who retire or move into other occupations will produce thousands of additional job openings annually.
As the economy grows, the number of business establishments increases, requiring more accountants and auditors to set up their books, prepare their taxes, and provide management advice. As these businesses grow, the volume and complexity of information developed by accountants and auditors on costs, expenditures, and taxes will increase as well. More complex requirements for accountants and auditors also arise from changes in legislation related to taxes, financial reporting standards, business investments, mergers, and other financial matters. In addition, businesses will increasingly need quick, accurate, and individually tailored financial information due to the demands of growing international competition.
The changing role of public accountants, management accountants, and internal auditors also will spur job growth. Public accountants will perform less auditing work due to potential liability, and less tax work due to growing competition from tax preparation firms, but they will assume an even greater management advisory role and expand their consulting services. These rapidly growing services will lead to increased demand for public accountants in the coming years. Management accountants also will take on a greater advisory role as they develop more sophisticated and flexible accounting systems, and focus more on analyzing operations rather than just providing financial data. Similarly, management will increasingly need internal auditors to develop new ways to discover and eliminate waste and fraud.
According to a salary survey conducted by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, bachelor's degree candidates in accounting received starting offers averaging $27,900 a year in 1995; master's degree candidates in accounting, $31,500.According to a survey of workplaces in 160 metropolitan areas, accountants with limited experience had median earnings of $25,400 in 1993, with the middle half earning between $23,000 and $28,200. The most experienced accountants had median earnings of $77,200, with the middle half earning between $70,300 and $85,400. Public accountants' employed by public accounting firms—with limited experience had median earnings of $28,100 in 1993, with the middle half earning between $26,900 and $29,400. The most experienced public accountants had median earnings of $48,800, with the middle half earning between $41,300 and $54,400. Many owners and partners of firms earned considerably more.
Based on a survey by the Institute of Management Accountants, the average salary of IMA members was about $62,300 a year in 1994. IMA members who were certified public accountants averaged $68,500, while members who were certified management accountants averaged $67,000.
According to a salary survey conducted by Robert Half International, a staffing services firm specializing in accounting and finance, accountants and auditors with up to 1 year of experience earned between $23,000 and $35,500 in 1995. Those with 1 to 3 years of experience earned between $26,000 and $39,000. Senior accountants and auditors earned between $31,000 and $47,600; managers earned between $39,900 and $68,800; and directors of accounting and auditing earned between $50,300 and $84,500 a year. The variation in salaries reflects differences in location, level of education, and credentials.
In the Federal Government, the starting annual salary for junior accountants and auditors was about $18,700 in 1995. Candidates who had a superior academic record could start at $23,200, while applicants with a master's degree or 2 years of professional experience began at $28,300. Beginning salaries were slightly higher in selected areas where the prevailing local pay level was higher. Accountants employed by the Federal Government in nonsupervisory, supervisory, and managerial positions averaged $48,600 a year in 1994; auditors, $51,300.
Accountants and auditors design internal control systems and analyze financial data. Others for whom training in accounting is invaluable include appraisers, budget officers, loan officers, financial analysts and managers, bank officers, actuaries, underwriters, tax collectors and revenue agents, FBI special agents, securities sales representatives, and purchasing agents.
Information about careers in certified public accounting and about CPA standards and examinations may be obtained from:
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Harborside Financial Center, 201 Plaza III, Jersey City, NJ 07311-3881.Information on management accounting and other specialized fields of accounting and auditing is available from:
Institute of Management Accountants, 10 Paragon Dr., Montvale, NJ 07645-1760.National Society of Public Accountants and the Accreditation Council for Accountancy and Taxation, 1010 North Fairfax St., Alexandria, VA 22314.
The Institute of Internal Auditors, 249 Maitland Ave., Altamonte Springs, FL 32701-4201.
The Information Systems Audit and Control Association, 3701 Algonquin Rd., Suite 1010, Rolling Meadows, IL 60008.
For information on accredited accounting programs and educational institutions offering a specialization in accounting or business management, contact:
American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, 605 Old Ballas Rd., Suite 220, St. Louis, MO 63141.
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I'm with you on that! PSALM 119:11 THY WORD have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sin against thee.
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A mince pie recipe from Eden's chefs
Try this mince pie recipe from Eden's chefs; they're filled with a delicious spiced apple mincemeat. Or come and try them in our Bakery this month!
The amounts below make about 18 mince pies, depending on the size of your pastry cutter. The mincemeat ingredients should make a half pound jar (225g) and you can store it for later if you have any left overs.
Spiced apple mincemeat
- 125g cooking apples, peeled, cored and finely diced
- 225g dried mixed fruit peel
- 50g dark muscovado sugar
- 40g vegetarian suet
- 25g whole blanched almonds, chopped
- Handful of dried apricots, coarsely chopped
- Zest and juice of half an orange
- Zest and juice of half a lemon
- Pinch of ground cinnamon
- Pinch of grated nutmeg
- Pinch of ground ginger
- 30ml brandy
- Put the apples, apricots, dried fruit peel, almonds, suet and sugar into a large non-metallic bowl and mix together until thoroughly combined.
- Add the orange and lemon rind and juice, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and brandy and mix well.
- If possible, leave to stand in a cool area and sir occasionally. The earlier you can make your mincemeat the better, as it improves with age. Four weeks beforehand is ideal. If not, don't worry!
Here's how to store your mincemeat, if you'd like to:
- Spoon the mincemeat into cool sterilised jars, pressing down well and ensuring no air bubbles are trapped.
- Cover and seal.
- Store in a cool, dark place.
Shortcrust pastry
- 1lb / 450g flour, sieved
- 10 oz / 300g butter
- 5 oz / 150g sugar
- 1 egg, beaten
- Preheat the oven to 190C / 365F / gas mark 5.
- Mix all the ingredients together to form a smooth paste.
- On a floured surface, roll the pastry thinly (to ½cm / ¼inch depth), then use two different-sized pastry cutters to stamp out enough pie bases and tops to fill your dimpled oven tray.
- Place the bases on the tray and fill each 2/3 full with mincemeat.
- Dampen the edges of the pie bases with a little cold water and press the lids on.
- Bake in oven for 20–25 minutes until golden brown.
- When cooked, sprinkle them with icing sugar and enjoy them warm.
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Love the newsletter but would like to have the recipes available in a "printer friendly" format. Wishing you and all at the Eden Project a fabulous Christmas
So much for eco warriors and saving the planet. printing one recipe takes SIX sheets instead of only realy requiring one !!!
In your ingredients you have "Zest and juice of half an orange" twice. I guess one should be lemon.
For the time being I have found using the "reader" function in Apple's 'Safari' browser (in URL bar), then printing from the reader controls works almost as a well as a printer friendly version!


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The Sultana 1865 album is new original music paying tribute to many of the major events of the Civil War. The title song of the album, "Sultana 1865" tells of the steamship Sultana tragedy in April 1865 which resulted in loss of more lives than the Titanic disaster in the early 1900's. I am sure you will enjoy the Civil War musical tribute represented in this album encompassing major war conflicts from Manassas to Gettysburg and beyond.
Joe is a southeastern Missouri native who was born and raised in the beautiful Ozark Mountains that is rich in musical history. He has been musically inclined since the age of 10 and has since learned and played many stringed musical instruments some of which are played on this newly released Sultana album. Joe is the past president/charter president/founder of the Ozark Bluegrass and Gospel Music Association, past member of the Missouri Area Bluegrass Association, band leader of the Misty Mountain Newgrass Band, Old Time Ozark Mountain String Band, and Thick and Thin Band which collectively plays music for the Revolutionary War period through the Civil War period to the early 1900's. He also has played for many years at Silver Dollar City, at Branson, MO, has played for the Missouri State Historical Society, Illinois State Historical Society, and has performed for numerous civil war re-enactments throughout the Midwest. He presently owns and operates Digitrax Recording and Production Studio which records various artists throughout mid America. He looks forward to sharing his original music with you in his new Sultana Album. Track List: 1. What You Doing Sherman? 2. Where You Going? 3. Manassas Oh Manassas 4. Wife Of Tim O'Leary 5. Fields Of Gettysburg 6. Reunion Waltz 7. Stars And Bars 8. Have You Seen My Brother? 9. Outstretched Hand 10. Sultana 11. Guns Of Shiloh 12. Boys of '61 13. Oh Father 14. Lincoln Freed His People 15. Daddy's Coming Home 16. Off With The Boys In Blue 17. Colors That You Wear 18. Sunrise Over The Potomac 19. Off With The Boys In Blue-Reprise Suggested CDs:Other Genres:


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BLOOM FIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Jim Estes of Germantown, Md., made his debut last week in the 90th PGA Championship at Oakland Hills Country Club, becoming what may be the first contestant to give a clinic on the eve of a major championship.
The 43-year-old PGA director of instruction at Olney Golf Park in Olney, Md., Estes was featured in a clinic, "Making Golf Fun for People with Physical Limitations," at the PGA Learning Center presented by American Express, positioned near the main spectator entrance at Oakland Hills.
Estes was one of several featured presenters at the PGA Learning Center, which attracted 18,450 spectators during the week of the PGA Championship. More than 3,600 golfers received instruction (including lessons and clinics) from some 100 PGA Professionals.
"It was a fabulous week, a great presentation and a great setting and I couldn't believe how many PGA Professionals were there," said Estes, who gave instruction to Army veterans David Cook of Havre de Grace, Md. and Ben Dellinger of Charlotte, N.C., who had each lost a left leg in combat.
Cook and Dellinger had flown from Washington, DC to be with their coach for the presentation, and later followed Estes for 18 holes in Thursday's opening round of the PGA Championship.
"Jim has been a great help and I'm feeling that I can really drive the ball well now," said Dellinger.
Cook, who had received his prosthesis earlier in the year, said that establishing confidence and balance in his swing were the key tips he had received through Estes' guidance.
"I was hitting the ball long when I didn't have the prosthesis," said Cook. "But, I'm getting better adjusted now. Jim has been great to work with."
Estes was inspired in 2005 to serve America's veterans in an unprecedented program, and founded the Salute Military Golf Association (golfsalute.org), a non-profit organization that equips and encourages injured veterans to use golf as a means to overcome their physical limitations.
Conducting a clinic before playing in a major, Estes said, was not a problem in his preparation.
"To be honest, I had underestimated the difficulty of Oakland Hills," said Estes, who had competed in four previous U.S. Opens. "I didn't think the fairways would be that tight, and it was almost a U.S. Open for me. I was very honored to have had Ben and David following me around for 18 holes. They were in pain walking, but that was very special to me to see that support.
"I may have a bad day on the golf course, but there are a lot of guys like Ben and David where it would be one of their greatest days to be out on the golf course.
"My goal is to keep helping these guys and the many more veterans who want to find enjoyment through golf. My wife said once to me that playing full-time on the Tour wasn't in the cards, and now you have found a new mission in life. I believe that I have been able to help carry on a greater mission."
One of 20 PGA Club Professionals in the 156-player field at Oakland Hills Country Club, Estes has competed in four U.S. Open Championships, but never in a PGA Championship. He had earned a berth in the fall of 1995, after tying for seventh in The PGA Professional National Championship. But, he chose to give Tour golf a shot the following year and won the Nike Inland Empire Open on the former Nike Tour.
Over the past two years, Estes has conducted a free golf clinic for the soldiers every Saturday morning in the spring. A section of the range at the 21-acre Olney Golf Park is cordoned off for use by the men and women who make the 30-minute trip from Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Every week, in a more formal group session, Estes focuses on all aspects of the game of golf. He and other staff professionals also offer individual instruction for anyone who asks.
Estes turned professional in 1991 and earned PGA membership in 1993. He was the 1995 PGA Professional Player of the Year, while serving at Evanston Golf Club in Skokie, Ill. Last June, he tied for eighth in the 41st PGA Professional National Championship to earn his berth at Oakland Hills. Earlier this season, Estes was runner-up in the Maryland State Open.
His Tour credentials include competing in 31 events from 1994-98, earning $73,438, with best showing a T-16 in the 1998 Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic. He competed in 133 events on the Nationwide Tour from 1990 through 2001, earning $152,492.
But, it is Estes' time spent off the course and with his students that have given him more pleasure. While working with the Disabled American Veterans (DAV), Estes and his program were given support in acquiring golf equipment to train the veterans. During the past few years, Estes has witnessed the full spectrum of injuries to veterans, from the catastrophic to those that don't show outwardly any wounds, but carry them within – suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
All students who have come into the program at Olney Golf Park and have met Estes and his staff, have found their niche in some way on the practice range.
"You struggle to find ways to get people to play better golf," said Estes. "The veterans we see have many of the physical attributes needed to play golf before they arrive. They have balance, mobility, good hand-eye coordination and can think under pressure. Above all, they are not afraid to fail. You hear how discipline breeds in the military. That transfers over when you are teaching them."
Estes said that his father has used his medical knowledge to assist in a means of training tips for the wounded warriors.
"There are many things that my dad and I have discussed to help in instruction," said Estes. "It is so rewarding for me to see golf play a vital role in their recovery. Overall, I think that this has been the best year of my PGA life.
"When you can do things for other people, it comes back. We hope that the work we have been doing with the veterans will be replicated around the country. There are no limits to what golf can do when it comes to making these men and women find value in their lives."
About The PGA of America
Since 1916, The PGA of America's mission has been twofold: to establish and elevate the standards of the profession and to grow interest and participation in the game of golf.
By establishing and elevating the standards of the golf profession through world-class education, career services, marketing and research programs, the Association enables PGA Professionals to maximize their performance in their respective career paths and showcases them as experts in the game and in the $76 billion golf industry.
By creating and delivering dramatic world-class championships and exciting and enjoyable golf promotions that are viewed as the best of their class in the golf industry, The PGA of America elevates the public's interest in the game, the desire to play more golf, and ensures accessibility to the game for everyone, everywhere.
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The Executive Board of the Hospitality Education Alliance of Michigan has decided to cancel the 2013 Conference due to limited participation.
Great Lakes Hospitality & Tourism Educators Conference
Friday & Saturday February 22-23, 2013
Grand Valley State University – Pew Campus
Grand Rapids, Michigan
The Great Lakes Hospitality & Tourism Educators Conference is an opportunity for hospitality and tourism educators, industry professionals, and students to share applied research and teaching strategies. Grand Valley State University will again host this excellent research conference in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Check out some of the research and teaching papers that have been presented at previous conferences (see below or click on Conference Proceedings)
Call for Papers
There will be three tracks this year and any hospitality or tourism related topic can be submitted. Teaching presentations, extended research abstracts, research proposals, or the poster write-ups should not exceed 750 words.
Teaching Track
Poster or 25-minute presentation (roundtable/small group discussion or stand-up presentations)
High school students and teachers are strongly encouraged to submit in any of the three tracks.
Submission Deadline: Friday, January 4, 2013
Papers should be submitted through www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=2013glhtec
If you do not have an Easy Chair account, you will have to create one.
Decisions will be sent out by the middle of January 2013.
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A collection of tables that have been decorated inexpensively using things found around the house. My favorites include felt placemats, burlap runners, green apples, pastel ornaments, painted sticks, wrapping paper runners, teapot centerpieces, candy trees, mismatched china, scarves around chairs, and many more. Look closely and think of all the new ways you can use an old centerpiece or fold your napkins this Christmas season! There are so many color combinations, other than the traditional red and green that still shout "Christmas!"
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I didn't actually take too many pictures b/c I was relaxing and enjoying the day, talking w/people, making dinner, knitting, etc., but here ya go. Our friend Shannon wasn't feeling well and couldn't make it, and I didn't get any pictures of Becky & Michelle, so it looks like it was just family here today, but that's not quite accurate.
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Thursday, December 25, 2008
Christmas Eve
We had our traditional Christmas Eve celebration tonight with MarkyMark, Bobcat, and Andrei. This year, it was a PastaPalooza:
- homemade mac & cheese ("for the kids")
- mini penne w/shrimp scampi
- mini farfalle alla carbonara (pancetta!)
- pesto campanele
- salad
- Artevino Cowboy Red
- seven-layer bars (OK, more like 11 layers, but who's counting, eh?)
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Canada's glaciers could shrink by a fifth by 2100
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Canada's glaciers could shrink by a fifth by 2100
A fifth of Canada's glaciers could be gone by the end of the century, a casualty of global warming that would drive a 1.4-inch (3.5-centimeter) rise in sea levels, a study found Thursday.
"Even if we only assume moderate global warming, it is still highly likely that the ice is going to melt at an alarming rate," lead author Jan Lenaerts said in a statement.
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