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TWEXTY THE L E A D E R — F R E E POUT, N. Y. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, G I F T ! MAGIC CHEF RANGES Quality Service Since 190S 67 W. Merrick Rd. (Rear) . FReeport 8-0744 /v^^^ Librbry Story Hour At Christmas Tree weekly— story — hour -at • -the i Freeport Memorial Library will ; feature Yuletide stories around the , Christmas tree, Friday at 3:30 P.M. At the same time Friday, Dec. 19, j the group will sing carols, letf by : the boy Cubs of Den 5, Pack 265, under thy direction of their lender, Mrs. Vincent Bunce. The children will also hear "In Clean Hay," by Eric P. Kelly, as told on the Gloria Chandler record, made from a dramatization of this story. It tells of the Polish children Antek, Sta-fan and the others as they plan their puppet play or Szopka, to be ! given as a "part of the Christmas | celebration, and of the events that follow. :£! Cfl b'^55ax«»^^^^^i^^^^^^^«7i:^^^^^«r«:ia:^^si:^;?2^ - - - " - K 3,s to 50 For Practical Gifts for Her ROBES AH-Wool 12 to 20 — 38 to 52 Corduroy 12 to 20 — 38 to 46 Kayon Quilted 12 to 20 — 38 to 44 Cotton Quilted 12 to 20 — 38 to 46 Chenille 12 to 20 — 38 to 50 HOUSECOATS Bright Floral Cotton Prints 12 to 20 Rayons 12 to 20 NIGHTWEAR Bedgowns— Huge assortments of all kinds Batistes, Rayon Prints, Rayon Tricot, Satins, Seersuckers, Flannels, Tuck- Stitch, Brushed Rayon. Air sizes. PAJAMAS Broadcloth. Rayons. Seersuckers, Flannels, Tuck-Stitch. Brushed Rayons, etc. LINGERIE Slips, Panties, etc. Tailored or Fancv '# si HOSIERY Nylons at low prices. 42-45-51-54 Gauge. All the latest shades. Kayon Hose — Reg-, or Extra Long Woolen or Part Wool Mercerized, Cottons or Lisles • * COTTON DRESSES - BRUNCH COATS The always welcome gift for • Mother, Daughter, Sister or Wife. - PINAFORES 7 Fancy tea aprons or practical styles. SWEATERS •* * WOOLEN GLOVES For matron or youngster. WOOLIE UNDIES Carter's oV A'an Raalte's Vests or Panties UNIFORMS The Ideal €ift for Nurses Full Variety of Standard Makes Xylons. Sharkskins, Cottons SPIT 34-36 WEST MERRICK ROAD FREEPORT 9-2356 S •-. •-. : • • • • • - - • ;. ..: • . .• | :tas3^si^^(^i^^ea!ix»KKSiKa»^ vsaizi&i^iinsaitaes&aasgsii^^ — ^•^.U'J, -.—• ^^^Wte',^ iiiiii-V ":! OF JEWELRY FOR Every Member of the Family from FRANK'S oit's Official South Shore s 12th Year. -No. 30 FREEPORT, N. Y., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1947 FIVE CENTS A COPY Plan Carol Sing In Village Hall Nile Exquisitely Designed Watches by Benrus Bulova • Elgin • Gruen Hamilton • Tavannes and Other Famous Makes WEDDING RING ENSEMBLES from $60.00 Sterling Silver "" Buckle only 4.50 Free initials Large Selection of MEN'S JEWELRY Ronsoa - and fThorens Lighters Cigarette Cases. . from 3.95 Lockets from 2.95 Richelieu Pearls .from 2.95 Large Selection ot Silverware on Hand Three Piece Sterling Hahv Set \ , .fc95 Elgin American Set only 14.95 Tax Included ' yr Eversharp. Parker and Waterman Fountain Pens 'Third Generation of Jetvclers" 43-So. Main St. (at Sunrise Hwy.) Freeporf Community Choral ToJLead; All Groups — Invited to Attend Freeport's community Christmas exercises are to be held in th; park to the south of the Municipal Building Monday night at 8 o'clock. There will be carol singing led by the Community Choral directed by Robert T. .Tayis, jr. Mayor Cyril C. Ryan, ether mem-bers" bf the Village Board, members of all local organizations including the two 'divisions of U. S. Naval Reserves, the local National Guard company and all youth groups have been invited to attend. Miss Mil-dred Neus, piaist for the choral, will -be the accompanyist. A reviewing stand is to be erect-ed on the grounds for the guests. Raymond T. Keirnan, chairman of the Mayor's Community Christmas committee, is In charge. . Choirs of the various churches and other choruses in co-operation with Mr. Kiernan's committee and i Me Merchants'Council of the Pree-port Chamber of Commerce, are t giving programs each night over the loud speaking system installed for the holiday season. The choirs of the three - Benhington Park churches inaugurated the; program Gyms to be Kept Open During Xmas Holidays Columbus-Cleveland During the'Day And High School at Night, Rotary Hears * i The gymnasiums of the Columbus ave., and the Cleveland ave., schools are to be kept open daily—between Christmas and New Year^Si except on the~hblidays themselves, from 9 A. M., to noon and from 1 to 4 P.M., forthB youth*5* Last Payment Made On $625,000 Bond > Issues This Year Municipal Building Incinerator, First Paving Costs Met Since the first of the year final Girls, 9 A.M. to noon,, and boys,, payments totaling $625.000 have of Preeport. And the routh of the community will have thg use-of the high school gym nightly during the same period. The Archer st. school gymnasium will not be available because a new floor is being laid there. The Cleveland ave. school gym will be open for men daily from 9 A;M& to noon and 1 to 4 P.M., and Saturday morning. The Hme for the Columbus ave. school is to be divided as follows: HH ^atUrday m°™^-becn made by the Village on bond The high school gymnasium will1 be open from 7 to 10 P.M., Monday for the veterans who have been meeting in the Columbus -ave. school under an arrangement made by William Clinton Story Post; A. L.; Tuesday, members of the Cath-olic Youth Organization; Wednes-issues covering tne cost of the Municipal Building, the Incinerator and the first permanent concrete roads, former Trustee John F. De- Lorme called to the attention of The LEADER this week. The Municipal B u i l d i n g cost Time To Prepare Date = ^:tist':dKurch" followed, and tonight , ..^(Thiarsd^y)-"studentsrof tjhe; Junior ^ HJlgh School wilt" be heard from ^7;to 7:30, and the Lutheran, choi? from 7:30 to B. Friday night the Merrick Glee Club will sing from 7- to 7:30 and the choir of the Episcopal Church of the Trans-figuration from 7:30 to 8. (Saturday at 5 P.M., the Freeport Methodist Choir will be heard, the Community Choral from 7 to 7:30 and the Athena Club choral after 7J30. The Freeport Bank is being . -used - as:,a.-studla,Jfor ..the,., various musical organizations. es Chairman Keirnan, the members of the Christmas com-mittee are Dr. John W. Dodd, W. Sargeant Nixon, Cord Viebrock, Russell E. Hotaling, Mrs. Harold-W. Battin, Airs. "William J. Martin, Mrs. William J. Hughes and Mrs. Raymond Young. Freeport-Roosevelt Buses Run Every Five Minutes ;To provide adequate service for the rush of shoppers during the Christmas season,the.Village Board af a special meeting Monday night made arrangements with the Hompstead Buflf,-Got, tq operate an emergency bus. service between the bus terminal1* and the cannon in Roosevelt on a five-minute head-day, all adults, and Friday for J $325'°°0- The land was purchased members of the Majestic A.C., of Bennington Park. John Augustin .and Arthur Mer-canti, two members of the high schodL^faculty,".:areT.tb forego their yacatl6nsi:to ^uperyise-vthe. activities the Freeport High ;; ball -squad, will "conduct "a s hooting contest that will-last most of ths day. '. There will be compe-titions for groups of various ages. Southard Makes Announcement This news was announced by J. Wesley Southard, assistant princi-pal of the high school, Thursday; night when he spoke to the mem-bers of the Rotary Club of Freeport following their weekly supper in the Elks clubhouse. It was this organization That __ broached the .matter ,a. week, previous and offered to provide the necessary supervi-sion. Mr. Southard described the activ-ities conducted ih the school play-grounds for seven weeks each sum-mer. He said 1,670 individual boys and girls from 1 to 17 years of age took advantage of the playgrounds last-summer when the total attend-a^ nce was 17,000. He told of the need of-having a varied program to keep all interested so they will not want' to miss a single session. Divided into age groups, the enroll-ment included-684 from 1 to 7; 1,000 from 7 to 14, and 100. up, to- W,- -He paid tribute to the women who voluntarily assisted in itianag_-j ing the playgrounds and boy leaders, one in each center. Tear 'Round Activities Urged . Mr. Southard reported it was iuses will be run every nvejhrilerested in playgrounds because' *. . ' -, h^. ^ . . _ .^ ^-^ *• •• *** j_»_ _^_ .-* . ^^. ^L.i.M !•• td^lhj* ^h4^ Tjiv^^ftrr niinutes from 2:15 to 5 P.M. The "agreement was Beached at a con-f> «nce between Mayor Cyril C. 1 Kyan- and Henry Bickmeyer, presi-dent of the bus Company . EXCHANGE CLUB MEMBERS . ENTERTAIN CHILDREN ^Members:, at the Exchange Club : oK Freeport ~ had- their sons and daughters as,guests at the Christ-mas meeting yesterday, in .the-"'Elks clubhouse. A program appropriate ,'"td 'the season was given. President . rierbert M. \v"ood:vpresided. 'Nominations were-closed with the acceptance ;ot;lhB report' of the : nominating -committee -submitted a ago. :Theielection will take :-place: next; they prefer to Obtain jobs at Jones Beach and , other places so as to •earn money and be independent. "They dp not like to ask their mothers .and_d^ds for, ;,spending money," he asserted* . Winiam S. Hughes; principal of the Seaman, ave. school backed up the speaker, and declared the .sum-mer activities in - the playgrounds should be continued the year, found, to keep the children off the street and under good environment;" (Continued on_J?age 20) ALL DRUG STORES OPEN ON CHRISTMAS SUNDAY Next Sunday^ being the last torc-Christtnas, all drugstores will , keep open all day. July 11, 1927, at a cost of $38,500. Oct. 21, the same year, the Board retained Peabody, Wilson & Brown, Manhattan architects, to prepare the plans f pr the^juildlngr -Ja 1028, a bond Issue of $260,000 ^ for an e^>enditure.j,ofijf258]fl01'j W ' - - ' ,..-.. ... .«.»JX^ ---.^-. .-.T ..-..-,. ,-•.,.-•-, ^-...^ . XiiHter '-adiied- costs another Issue of $30,000 and a third Issue of- $26,535.15 .Was 'necessary to furnish and equip the building. AH th:se bonds have been entirely liquidated. The same is true of the $100.000 issue for the construction of the Incinerator, the contract for which was let in 1928. The first issue of $200,000 bonds for the laying of concrete roads was issued in 1928 and the last payment made this year. Next year the final payment will be made on an issuc~of $270,000 voted in 1929 for concrete roads, in 1949 a third issue of $205,000 dating f r om 1930 will be completely amortized ; in 1950 another of $140,000 will expire, to be followed (Continued on Page 2) Freeporf lags In <Yule Gifts For III Veterans Time is Extended Till Monday to Collect Presents So few Freeporters have con-tributed "Gifts for the Yanks Who Gave," that George V. Maurer, who s in charge of the project of pro-viding Christmas presents for vet-erans in nearby hospitals for Wil-liam Clinton Story Post, A.L., anT nounced today, it had been neces-sary to extend the time for the receipt of these donations J»_ next >•' • t -• State Hospital and- the-Naval .Has- AJbans-bo able to leave these institutions oh Christmas Day. He expressed regret that the people in Preeport had failed so lamentably to assist in making this project a success and said he hoped many would come to a realization of what a simple gift will make in tarightning the day for some wounded veteran1. Stations have been opened in various parts of the village where gifts may be left. These are Nanla Bros.' bakery, North Main st., and Independence_a,ve., Viebrock's Lun-cheonette, the Bayview Pharmacy, South Bayview and Atlantic avcs., Montcastle's store, South Grove st., near Atlantic, the Municipal Build-ing, the Legion Dugout and Grant's, West Merrick and South Main sts. Acts to Rezbne Meister Beach As Residence 'A' Area"- Th? Village Board aV a special meeting Monday night voted to re-quest the Board of Army Engineers to grant the village three" months to prepare data to present in an appeal from the decision disapprov-ng of the application of the local authorities for an appropriation in he Rivers and Harbors bill with which to dredge the creeks off the south shore, At the same time it was decided o cull into- action the committee headed by Victor C, Wade which prepared the original material used at the hearings on the project. The application was submitted to the Government through the co-opera-ion of Congressman Leonard D. Hail. The Board voted to rezone all Meister Beach from a .Residence 'B" district to a Residence ""A" area. The proposed change was brought about Really . unaninobua the, ttrt.f-iSpj^^ l^i:ii?rJ!^^:2^ ^i^an^^S^^^f^^ Y. _ . .'- ' . _• V.J-1 - ' .•_ H- * T-." * -L -_^. r- .t'-ft^-^'iM 7'lt.fllSQ,. co'-ojieriA tiott-. witlir tiae, fiaxixmi * * Knudson Writes Northeast Civics He'fl Reintroduce Tax Cut Bill Congressman Harold Knudson, chairman of the House Ways and-Means Committee,-has Advised the Northeast Civic Association, he plans to reintroduce his Federal income tax reduction bill this month. Me made this abnounce-^ ment in response to a letter senc tun on Nov. -54, informing him the association was m favor of lowsr income taxes and reduced govern-mental jMcpenditures.. Similar letters were sent to 'President Harry S. Ttuman . and Congressman iLeonard p. Han, but no Responses bad been received from either at the ijme of the monthly -meeting v4zx «VvP.W. 'Halt, "North 'Columbus aye., (Friday night, ine say in reply to your letter of Noy, 24th that I expect 'to retotroduce my tax reduction bill''about' the middle of Decem-ber,? Congressman Knudson wrote, "although we sprobably win not take it up until the regular ses-sion ia January, The measure be- applicable to the entire year 1948. "I feel that the country 'tax reduction, is entitled to It "and I assure you the Republicans in Congress propose to use their beat s to get it. "We realize that we cannot long maintain & sound peacetime economy -t hat rests on a wap-tlme basis." Secretary Arthur R. Muller was icstructed to write the presidents of the -pther civic associations m the village requesting them to ex-press -their-opinions as to of the Allied Civics Council. Motions,were adopted requesting Police Chief Peter Elar to enforce the Municipal Ordinances bannia? speeding on Sunrise Highway and on Main st. David J. Freuden-berger complained that commuters from Roosevelt drive down Mam St. -to the railroad station at a speed of 60 miles an hour. Wil-llam £. Crevoiserat and others,said that since ""Sunrise Hlghwa^ was repaved It is used as a., speedway and that red 'lights, particularly (Continued on Page 2)., exhibition ror the National sports-man's Show1 to be held In Grand Central Palace, Manhattan from Feb. 14 to 22. Following adjournment the Board convened as a Board of Assessors •and unanimously approved the vil-lage assessments as prepared by Assessor August Pary. Samuel M. Levy Dies Of Heart Attack Samue.1 M^J-ieyy, jvho was_yuiaj;3 Counsel for eight years," idled sud"- denly of a heart attack Monday In his home, 179 Mount Joy ave. He was born in New York, July 2, 1882 and had been a resident of Preeport for 25 years. He was a graduate of the New York Uni-versity Law School and had been a member of the bar" for more than 45 years. Mr. Levy was an authority on village law and in co-operation with Alfred T. Davlson advised with the Village Board in the preparation of the zoning ordinance adopted 1n W33v He served as Village Counsel from April 1, 1935 until April -1943. He was^ a member of the Nassau County, New York City and the New York-^sta^e Bar Associations, the Masons and lh> Freeport Lodge of Elks. Mr. Levy is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mabel Levy; a daughter, Mrs. Rhoda Gil-bert, and a son. Paul, a student at Tufts College. Funeral services were conducted in 'Gutter mann's" -Funeral Parlors, Rockville Centre, yesterday morn-ing, Rabbi Nathan Pearlman, of Manhattan, officiating.. Burial fol-lowed In Cypress rfills Cemetery, Queens. COLUMBUS LIBRARY TO CLOS3 : Mrst Elizabeth F. Kelly, librarian * of the Freeport Memorial Library. announced today that the Colurn-';7 bus ave. branch will not be -open during the school .-Christmas yaca- - tion. ,lt will resume, its hours, .? tq^5,P.Mi,, Monday,
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Title | 1947-12-18 |
Subject | Newspaper |
Description | This is a newspaper distributed locally within Freeport and Baldwin, Long Island, New York |
Creator | Linda Toscano |
Publisher | L & M Publications, P.O. Box 312, 30 South Ocean Avenue, Suite 204, Freeport, New York 11520. |
Contributors | Nicolas Toscano, Michele Swersey, Joan Delaney. |
Date | 2010 |
Type | Periodical |
Format | |
Source | Frepport memorial Library |
Language | Engl;ish |
Coverage | United States |
Audience | Newspapers are Public Domain before 1 March 1989; and Digital Rights after that date transferred to Freeport Memorial Library by L & M Publications. |
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Creaming is the first baking step in most cookie and cake recipes. Usually, the directions read "Cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy." Did you know that this is one of the most important steps if not THE most important steps in the entire recipe? If done correctly, it should take nearly 10 minutes to complete.
What is the Science Behind Creaming?
Creaming incorporates the maximum amount of air bubbles so a recipe will rise in the oven and be light in texture. It is done by beating with a hand mixer or standing mixer with a paddle attachment, the "fat" which is usually butter, first and then adding sugar, usually granulated white sugar, and creaming the two together. Fat can also mean vegetable shortening, margarine or lard. The sugar can be white or brown.
When butter and sugar are creamed together, the rough sugar crystals cut into the fat, creating air bubbles that are held in by it. These small air bubbles serve as a nuclei for leavening gases and steam. If the fat and sugar is creamed correctly, the entrapped air is more evenly dispersed around the fat leading to more even rising.
It's important to remember that leaveners simply enlarge the air bubbles that already exist in the batter; they do not create more. A cookie or cake will rise when leaveners, such as baking soda and/or baking powder, are moistened and heated. They release carbon dioxide which gravitate to the air bubbles and expand them like very small balloons. If not creamed properly, the result will be a cake that is lopsided, one that has not risen as high as it can or one that will first puff in the oven and then fall.
The proper way to cream…don't skimp on time!
1. Use the paddle attachment on your standing mixer or the beaters with your hand-held electric mixer.
2. Make sure to use room temperature butter (around 65ºF) cut into 1" pieces, placed in the mixer bowl.
3. Using your mixer, begin at low speed to first soften the butter. Then increase the mixer to medium, for approximately 1 minute, until it is smooth.
4. Beat fat into a plastic-like consistency. Be mindful not to over-beat. Over-beating the butter can soften it too much, which will diminish its ability to trap and hold air.
5. With the mixer still set on medium, slowly add in the sugar at the side of the bowl. The best way is to add it 1 tablespoon at a time, taking approximately 10 minutes to complete. If you don't have the time, you can slowly add the sugar in a steady stream or in small clumps (brown sugar) at the side of the bowl while mixing. Make sure to scrape the sides and the bottom of your mixing bowl often with a rubber spatula.
How do I know when to stop the creaming process?
Stop creaming when the mixture becomes light in color and fluffy in texture. The volume of the mixture will have increased and when touched, it should have the consistency of a thick gritty mayonnaise.
Paula's Note: if at any time during softening the butter or creaming, the butter starts to separate or break down, it is usually because it is too warm. To correct, place the butter or butter and sugar mixture in the refrigerator for approximately 10 to 15 minutes, even if half-way through creaming. This should chill and harden the fat so you can resume again.
Read More From Baking Basics.Thank you Paula!Sometimes my fat and sugar do seperate and looks thin.But now I can refrigerate it
By Peggy Yost on July 18, 2013
thanx Paula, that was a very good tip, sometimes my cakes are very heavy and i dont know why, tho i take alot of time creaming the butter and suger. should we still feel the suger grains after creaming ? plz help.
By anna on December 18, 2012
Paula, thanks for the info. I often have not baked because I don't have a standing mixer with the bowl. I only have a hand held electric mixer. Now that I know I can use this I will bake more often. After all, I love to cook, maybe I will love to bake also.
By Susan on December 06, 2012
thanks for the tip! this might be the reason why at times my cookie is rounded up or may be too flat.
By alyssa on December 30, 2011
I never do this...maybe that's why my cookies turn out flat! Thank-you!
By lilshortchick82 on December 20, 2011
"Serve as nuclei," not, "Serve as a nuclei."
By Lee on December 13, 2011
I've been using my food processor to cream. My cookies always come out great, but now I'll more aware of the 'over beating' issue! Thanks for a great article!
By Amy Bagnall on December 05, 2011
This was a great tip. I knew to let it beat for a while, but I didn't know about slowly adding the sugar. Learn something new every day.Thank you!
By Kris on December 01, 2011
VERY interesting! I have been learning more about this step recently, but my mother always swore that the best cookies were mixed by hand, also! Whenever someone gave her a cookie, she knew when she ate it, if it was mixed by hand or not! I learned to make cookies by hand, but rely on my machine most of the time! She also would agree about butter temperature being important!!!! WOW...it made me think about the thousands of cookies she made every Christmas...mixing them by hand! Man, I miss her!
By Mary on November 27, 2011
i love your show i watch it everyday... you are so funny
By sherry proctor on November 27, 2011
im excited about reading your advise on creaming. this is a good lesson for me, i shall try this next time. thank you for sharing Paula!
By mere on November 04, 2011
My grandmother would cream her butter and sugar by hand. It amazes me to this day how beautiful and smmoth it looked. I can do it by mixer, but to me it never looks as good as it did when she did it by hand. My grandmother died close to forty years ago. Her baking was legendary.
By mamatutu on July 05, 2011
Thank you so much for the tip Paula! I love to bake and learned from my mom, but she always added all the butter and sugar together at the beginning and then started to cream. My cookies were always so flat, I can't wait to try this method now!
By Kandace on July 05, 2011
My mom use to have the problems you mentioned! Lopsided cakes, and hers would also fall after being takin out of the oven. She thought(or said anyway:)it was the oven....now I know what it really was! Thanks, Paula!
By Lori on July 05, 2011
Love watching your show on Food Network. When I make cookies, they always seem to stick to the cookie sheet after I bake them. Any suggestions on how to remedy this situation?
By Alison Kong on July 03, 2011
Thanks for the creamin' tip. My cookies always seem too flat and hard when they cool. The next time I make them I will cream my butter properly. The next time ya'll are in Florida come on down to Howard Creek and eat you some peecan cookies. Love ya Paula
By Debbie Fountain on April 29, 2011
Love watching your show,Palua.
By Alice Andrews on April 29, 2011
Hello Anonymous, Here is the recipe you're looking for: http://www.pauladeen.com/recipes/recipe_view/chocolate_gooey_butter_cookies/
By Jonathan Able on February 10, 2011
could you send me the recipe of those chocolate crinkle cookies that is by the cream the butter and sugar
By Anonymous on February 01, 2011
WHY DO MOST OF MY COOKIES ,ESPECIALLY MY CHOCOLATE CHIP, COME OUT OF THE OVEN FLAT AS A PANCAKE. i'v tried different receipes and all come out the same.Love your shows and your magazines. Would love to come to your restraurant but I would eat tooooo much. Hope you can answer my question. Thanks.
By Delene Griepenstroh on February 01, 2011
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Neil Diamond: Another Hot August Night
The soft-rock troubadour returns to L.A.'s Greek Theatre
By Melinda Newman
Special to MSN Music
Los Angeles' Greek Theatre holds a special spot in Neil Diamond's heart. It was the site of the superstar's landmark double live album, "Hot August Night," recorded during a 10-night stint at the tree-lined amphitheater in 1972.
On Aug. 11, Diamond returned to the Greek for the first time since 1986 for the first of five sold-out shows. The concerts coincide with Universal Music's 40th anniversary release of the original set, as well as with Diamond receiving his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Aug.10.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer has fallen in and out of favor over the decades with hipster critics, who alternately reject and then embrace his unironic, often self-reflective, occasionally schlocky tunes. Working with Rick Rubin for 2005's "12 Songs" and 2008's "Home Before Dark" provided Diamond a nice resurgence and an appreciation for his sometimes overlooked strength as a first-class troubadour.
While tastemakers have vacillated in their levels of respect for Diamond, his popularity — make that undying adoration — among his fans has never waned. Selling out arenas around the globe consistently for five decades doesn't happen by accident. His show at the Greek was a textbook case in how to put on a concert that delights but never panders to the fans.
His two-hour set was chock-full of hits, but unlike so many other artists who are lucky enough to have more smashes than will fit into an evening's performance, Diamond sang each song in its entirety and with such determined intensity that his performance never felt rote. He's not an overly flashy performer — he's traded in his garishly glittery shirts years ago for a little shoulder sparkles. Instead, he relies on the same series of welcoming gestures as he has for decades, a smooth, opened-arm sweep that feels as comforting and unhurried as an gentle ocean wave or the two-handed version that conveys an embracing inclusiveness but never goes so far as to appear rock-star messianic.
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None of this would impress if Diamond didn't come to the stage with an admirably still strong set of pipes. His vocals, which have grown even deeper with time, hovered high in the sound mix on Saturday night, leaving him nowhere to hide if he flubbed a note, but he never did. His range has always been fairly limited, but his vocal strength was nothing short of remarkable, especially given that at times he was singing over his 14-piece band, including horns, and a large string section.
The latter was imported especially for the Greek dates, as a nod to the orchestra featured during the 1972 run. The players added a graceful flourish on such songs as "Hello" and "Play Me." Otherwise, the Greek Theatre setlist was the same as it has been at other stops on this tour, which seemed, quite frankly, like a missed opportunity to celebrate the special occasion.
In addition to his robust vocals, the 71-year-old Diamond also pulls off another seemingly impossible feat: The bulk of the material covers his peak radio years, 1966-1981, and yet the show rarely felt steeped in nostalgia. Most of the songs felt fresh, buoyed by the low-key passion that he seemed to imbue even the cheesiest of songs with, such as "Forever in Blue Jeans." To be fair, the audience sang and applauded for the song as if it were as classic as "Solitary Man," (which is now delivered in a more staccato version than the original).
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The pinnacle came, as it does with every show, with "Sweet Caroline." Preceded by a heavy, muscular, showstopping "Holly Holy" that had the crowd on its feet, "Sweet Caroline" has developed, over the last several years, into a ritualistic sing-along, with the crowd screaming "so good, so good, so good," immediately after Diamond utters the words. And this entertainer knows what his fans want: There were three reprises of the song, each one louder than the one before it. Similarly, he delivered "I'm a Believer" first as a pleasing, dreamy ballad before going into the uptempo version made famous by the Monkees.
There was also room for album cuts, such as "Crunchy Granola Suite" and "Glory Road." Before the latter, he said, "Every one of us has had dreams in our life. I used to dream about playing music and dream about writing music. I still do ..." All these years later, a gracious, appreciative Diamond convincingly sold that statement like a newcomer. After all this time, it would seem he's still a believer too.
Melinda Newman is the former West Coast bureau chief for Billboard magazine. She has covered music and entertainment for the Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, The Associated Press, MSN, AOL Music, Hitfix.com, Variety, People Country and other outlets. Recent interviews include Taylor Swift, Susan Sarandon, Pink, Jeff Bridges, Brad Paisley, Foo Fighters, Katy Perry and Carly Simon.
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What's better on a brisk winter day than lacing up some ice skates and heading out to the rink? There are dozens of ice skating rinks in and around Traverse City including the locals' favorite on 14th Street near the Michigan State Police Post. There is also a rink at F & M Park on the corner of State Street and Railroad. And if you head to Grand Traverse Resort and Spa, you can rent skates, too.
And don't be discouraged by warm weather or the occasional midwinter thaw! Traverse City, has two indoor rinks: Howe Arena at the Grand Traverse Civic Center and Centre Ice Arena on Hammond Rd. – the same facility where the Detroit Red Wings hold their fall training camp.
It's one of the easiest ways to enjoy winter in Northern Michigan: just grab a sled, pull it to the top of a steep hill, and let gravity take over. The Traverse City area has lots of fun sledding hills, like the one at Grace MacDonald Park in East Bay Township (High Lake Road and E. Arbutus Lake Road) or the college observatory hill on Birmley Road. Almost every little village in the surrounding area has its own sledding hill. But the biggest sledding thrill is undoubtedly at the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, where the famous Dune Climb – all 260 feet of it – is open for sledding.
Traverse City is famed for its fishing, and there's no need to put away your tackle when winter comes. In fact, for those hardy souls who are willing to venture out on the ice, the months between December and April can be the most enticing of the year. Big toothy pike, tasty walleye and perch, plenty of bluegills, and even the occasional foolhardy bass are active under the ice in Grand Traverse Bay, Boardman Lake and the dozens of other inland lakes that surround Traverse City.
Everything has to be just right – crisp, cold weather, thick polished ice and a strong steady wind. But when it happens, the members of the Grand Traverse Ice Yacht Club pull their iceboats out and start racing across one of our long glacial lakes. We wouldn't recommend that you try the sport without proper instruction, but it's a fascinating spectator event: it's fast, almost entirely silent and utterly beautiful to watch. Elk Lake, just northeast of town, is one of the favorite regatta sites.


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2012 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance SL Roadster Tribute
See the exquisitely restored 1930 Mercedes-Benz 27/140/200 Type SS, originally commissioned by a Maharaja among others
by Jim Davis | 13 August 2012
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Mercedes-Benz SL Roadsters will be paid tribute at this weekend's Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, beginning with three 1952 W194 vehicles along with a mixture of vintage and new vehicles bearing the Mercedes Star.
The legendary SL, over the past six decades, continues to be one of most iconic vehicles among car collectors and six significant variations from the 1950's will be displayed at the Mercedes-Benz Star Lounge located on third fairway at the Lodge at Pebble Beach. These vintage SL treasures will be placed next to the 2013 SL63 AMG, contrasting the technical innovations from sixty years ago with today's advanced roadster that embodies the "Super Light" namesake with its new aluminum body. In addition to honoring the SL anniversary at the Star Lounge, new and vintage SL Roadsters will lead the Pebble Beach Tour d'Elegance presented by Rolex on August 16, 2012.
The SL63 AMG will also be on display next to the SLS AMG Coupe and the C63 AMG Black Series – a collection of cars that represent the high performance, style and dynamic driving excitement that are core characteristics of the AMG brand. The grouping of exclusive AMG cars signify the performance brand's 45th anniversary and the growth of its model range, which is now larger and more diverse than ever before, and tailored to exceed the unique wishes of passionate AMG customers. In the U.S., the MY2013 range will include 17 AMG high-performance vehicles with power outputs ranging from 415hp to 621 hp. The selection of models available includes coupes, sedans, SUVs, roadsters as well as the SLS GT AMG super sports car. Mercedes-AMG will provide exclusive test drives and display for the 2013 SL63 AMG at the Quail Motorsports Gathering on August 16th and 17th.
Those car enthusiasts imagining what the future holds for Mercedes-Benz can view the Concept Style Coupé, a 4-door coupe that is expressive and powerful in its design. Technical highlights include striking headlamps featuring innovative indicators, a new four-cylinder turbocharged gas engine with 211 hp and 4MATIC all-wheel drive system. Overall, the Concept Style Coupé is a rebel with its sporty breathtaking proportions and aggressive stance that are unique in many ways to give this coupé its unmistakable look. Throughout Pebble Beach weekend, the Concept Style Coupé will be on display at the Mercedes-Benz Star Lounge.
In addition to the popular auctions including RM and Gooding & Company that serve as an avenue for collectors to secure rolling gems, the Mercedes-Benz Classic Center will showcase a number of cars for sale at the Star Lounge throughout the weekend including a 1936 540K Cabriolet B. In addition, further celebrating 60 years of the Mercedes-Benz SL, several vintage SL models are up for sale ranging from two 1955 300SL Coupes to several classics restored by the Mercedes-Benz Classic Center in Irvine, CA – a 1963 190SL, a 1968 280SL and a 1969 280SL. By offering customers hard to find parts or meticulous repair and restorations to the prime condition of factory standards of originality and preservation, the Mercedes-Benz Classic Center continues to be in a unique position within the auto industry.
Several significant vehicles from the Mercedes-Benz Museum collection in Stuttgart, Germany will share the field on the famed Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance 18th Fairway on Sunday, August 19, 2012, including an exquisitely restored 1930 Mercedes-Benz 27/140/200 Type SS which was originally commissioned by a Maharaja and an 1885 Daimler Reitwagen, the world's first actual motorcycle.
Beyond the cars themselves which often steal the show, one event that rises above is the annual exclusive Mercedes-Benz gala dinner at the Beach Club, which will honor car collector Mr. Arturo Keller with its coveted Star Driver Award. Past recipients include Jesse Alexander, Keith Crain, John Fitch, Denise McCluggage, Jochen Mass, Sir Stirling Moss and Roger Penske.
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The grand opening of Tootsies third Ice Cream Parlour and Dessert House will take place at Oswaldtwistle Mill on Saturday the 26th October. On the opening day there will be free tasting sessions and face painting for children.
Ye Olde Sausage Shop has proved it has the best bangers in the business after winning eight awards in the regional pork championships. They scooped a total of seven gold, and one silver at the North West Butchers Pork Product Excellence Awards with their "old Fashioned Pork Sausage' wowing judgs to be crowned champion of the Traditonal Pork Sausage category.
Families who visited Oswaldtwistle Mills Shopping Village on Father's Day (Sunday, 16th June) enjoyed a vintage themed event to help raise just over £6,000 in aid of Wilpshire based charity, Child Action Northwest.
A traditional fairground, complete with a fortune teller, Punch and Judy, peep show, donkey rides and even a circus ring, will transport families to Victorian times at Oswaldtwistle Mills this summer to raise funds for local children and young people in need.
The retro afternoon tea trend sweeping the nation is set to hit Hyndburn as Oswaldtwistle Mills prepares to open a new £100k tea room.
Oswaldtwistle Mills has launched the UK's first Peacock's concession after the value high street retailer was taken over by the Edinburgh Woollen Mill Group.
The fashion chain will join more than 100 other retailers in the former textile mill as part of a concession strategy developed by new owners in conjunction with Oswaldtwistle Mills.
Lords Sewing to expand into the NEW Crafts and Sewing Centre at Oswaldtwistle Mills
A much larger Lords Sewing will be opening on 6th February in the new Craft and Sewing Centre at Oswaldtwistle Mills.
A Cumberland Sausage was the star of the North West BPEX Pork Product Excellence Awards, clinching the Overall Champion title for Ye Old Sausage Shop.
The Oswaldtwistle-based business, run by Martin Teese and David Paintin, was awarded the top accolade at the BPEX Roadshow in Bolton after topping the Speciality Pork Sausage category. In an added bonus, Martin's cousin and full time staff member Jessica Leliuga was crowned Champion 'Young Sausage Maker' for the North West, for the second year running.
The winners of the Lancashire Tourism Awards 2012/13 were announced last night (Thursday 13 September 2012) at the Guild Hall, Preston in the first formal event organised by Marketing Lancashire, the new company charged with promoting the county as a great place to visit, work, invest and live in.
Oswaldtwistle Mills is making waves with an all-new aquatics centre so if you're an experience fish enthusiast or a newcomer, check it out
The UK's leading specialist aquatic retailer, Maidenhead Aquatics is set to open a brand new store at Lancashire tourist attraction Oswaldtwistle Mills.
Work to build the new 3,000 sq ft store commences at the end of March, with Oswaldtwistle Mills investing £100,000 in the construction and Maidenhead Aquatics earmarking £150,000 for the fit out. The store is scheduled to open at the end of the summer and will employ up to six people.
Oswaldtwistle Mills are celebrating picking up a prestigious industry award at the Group Travel Awards held in central London last week. The award for "Best Shopping Venue for Groups" was hotly contended with other finalists including The Trafford Centre, Boundary Mill, Lakeside Shopping Centre, Clarkes Village, Swindon Designer Outlet and Westfield Shopping Centre in London.
We are pleased to introduce our two new baby budgies who were born in our avairy in the mill ground on the 10th May and are now 4 weeks old.
Congratulations to Mrs Joan Hallmark of Southport who is our lucky April winner in our FREE Kipling Prize Draw.
Oswaldtwistle Mills is proud to have been shortlisted for a UK Coach Awards this year for 'Most coach friendly shopping attraction'
Congratulations to Linda Walker of Ramsbottom who is our lucky March winner in our FREE Kipling Prize Draw.
The shell of a redundant cotton mill has been transformed into a thriving business community where more than 70 people work and that figure is set to rise to 100.
Oswaldtwistle Mills is best known as an award-winning shopping and tourism venue. But it also provides opportunities for small businesses to grow after converting the adjoining 28,000sq ft mill and offices to the rear of the shopping village, which became empty in 2009.
Congratulations to Mr Paul Richley from Chorley who has won a FREE £500 brand interiors retail voucher.
Santa will be in his grotto from 10am -3.30pm until Thursday 22nd of December and then will be hosting his festive picnic parties in Mr Bubbles Play Centre on the evening of the 22nd and for Breakfast, Lunch and Supper on the 23rd of December, please click here for more information
Santa would like to say a special thank you to all the children who came to visit him in his grotto to tell him what they would like for Christmas.
Edinburgh Woollen Mill cuts ribbon at Oswaldtwistle Mills store
Iconic national retailer Edinburgh Woollen Mill has opened its doors at its newest location, Lancashire tourist attraction Oswaldtwistle Mills.
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Lancashire retail outlet Oswaldtwistle Mills is delighted to unveil Mountain Warehouse as the latest store to open on its premises.
Hywel and Jamie from Rock FM came to see us at Oswaldtwistle Mills to try and lick our world record breaking pear drop, see how they got on by watching the video.
Oswaldtwistle Mills are proud to welcome Edinburgh Wollen Mills to our store who will start trading on Saturday 13th August
Ribble Valley girl, Debbie Boyle has swapped computing for her talent and passion of working as a freelance artist and set up her own business as db Artstudio.
Ossy Mills gets Inkthreadable
A team of budding young entrepreneurs have kickstarted a new business and are now opening a concession stand in Oswaldtwistle Mills, before they have even left high school.
Inkthreadable creates personalised products using printing and embroidery machines. Darweners Alexander and Aaron Cunliffe, who are aged 15 and twins, launched the business along with Alexander's girlfriend Amy Dunn.
A butcher from Lancashire has been honoured with a prestigious award.
Ye Olde Sausage Shop produced an array of fantastic meat products to receive eight gold and two silver awards at the BPEX Product Evaluation Roadshow. In addition, they were also awarded the Champion title for their 'Beef & Horseradish Mustard Sausage' in the Lamb or Beef Sausage category.
The mill is proud to welcome local author/illustrator Hayley Welsh who will be visiting the mill on Thursday 9th December and Saturday 11th December to launch her new children's book. 'This Way Up', the book will be available for sale and Hayley will be in-store signing copies
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"From a house to a plane, a submarine to a boat, Poppy and Quinn show that a box will go as far as the imagination allows.
A highly original novelty book that transforms the most ordinary into something magical..."
Oswaldtwistle Mills are proud to announce the arrival of two new baby black swans onto our mill lodge.
Why not pop down and visit us at the 'Getaway 2010' exhibition at the Hilton Hotel in Blackpool on Sunday 26th September from 10.00am-5.00pm. Our group bookings advisors will be on hand with lots of exciting new tours and interaries along with the launch of our new brochure.
Our new clearance warehouse is now open with amazing bargains on household textiles, ladies fashion, pictures and mirrors
Our houshold textiles include Towels, Bedlinen, Tablelinen, fabric on the roll and much more at unbelieveable prices.
An Oswaldtwistle-based greeting card retailer is celebrating after winning a prestigious national industry award.
Oswaldtwistle Mills are pleased to welcome Cruise specialists from Cruise Thomas Cook who will be visiting the mill and offering advice and the lastest deals on cruise packages.
Stockleys Sweet Shop and peoples' favourite The World's Largest Peardrop will be staying within Oswaldtwistle Mills when the Lancashire firm moves its manufacturing base down the road to Shadsworth.
Oswaldtwistle Mills is hosting a 'live cooking experience' that promises to impress and inspire with Philippa James, cookery editor for Lancashire Life Magazine and recent guest judge on Chanel 4's The F Word.
For one day only Oswaldtwistle Mills Conference Centre is being transformed into a kitchen and will be opening its doors to food fanatics keen to learn new cookery skills, try different foods and get fresh ideas.
Business has been so good for a local food firm that it has now opened its doors to a new deli within Oswaldtwistle Mills.
Multi award winning Oswaldtwistle Mills has again emerged victorious at the 2009 Group Travel Awards for the fifth consecutive year.
Young singers from East Lancashire hit all the right notes when they took part in a carol competition at Oswaldtwistle Mills.
Popular tourist attraction Oswaldtwistle Mills has been named UK's most coach friendly shopping attraction at a prestigious awards ceremony.
Ye Olde Sausage Shop at Oswaldtwistle Mills has picked up an impressive host of gold awards after their legendary sausages impressed the judges at a highly contested national competition.
Oswaldtwistle Mills are doing their bit for the environment after installing £70k of new lighting to minimise their carbon footprint.
Over 300 energy efficient light bulbs have been fitted, saving the shopping village 47 kilowatts of electricity per hour and 26,000 kilograms of carbon and 95 kilograms of CO2 annually.
One of Lancashire's biggest retailers is to offset the job losses caused by the closure of a local Woolworths by opening an outlet in its place.
A top Lancashire tourist and retail destination is predicting a year of growth for 2009 despite the economic downturn.
Oswaldtwistle Mills, which last year attracted more than 1.1m visitors including 1,600 coach parties from all over the country, expects a significant increase in visitor numbers this year.
The proprietors of 'Ye Olde Sausage Shop' have had a busy couple of years. Having already won 8 golds at the North West BPEX sausage competitions in 2007, they won again in 2008 with 9 Golds to there name and were also crowned North West Champions with there Cumberland Beef, horseradish and mustard sausage.
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'Finding the right restaurant business to reflect our ambitions in the Northern Ingredient Food Hall has been a long-term challenge,' comments Boyd Hargreaves, director of Oswaldtwistle Mills. 'Not only do they need to be able to produce wonderful food, they have to be passionate about Lancashire produce and fit well with our already established food specialists. We were looking for something a bit special...we think we've found it with Thyme.'
The Northern Ingredient is known as Oswaldtwistle Mills' 'Gourmet Visitor Experience.'
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Hootenanny 2013 - will be held in the Belcher Center on Friday, April 12th at 7:30 PM. Doors open at 6:30.
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Crowdfunding for Mega Man spiritual successor Mighty No. 9 has ended, with a cumulative total of over $4 million raised.
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Mighty No. 9 video shows in-engine footage, game uses Unreal Engine
In an update on Mighty No. 9′s Kickstarter page, Inti Creates has confirmed the platformer will be using Epic's Unreal Engine. The post also showed work-in-progress footage from the game; head through the break for more.
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Mighty No. 9 headed to PS3, Wii U and Xbox 360, new boss detailed
The Mighty No. 9 Kickstarter campaign has attracted enough pledges to secure console ports of the Mega Man spiritual successor.
Wed, Sep 04, 2013 | 04:15 BST
Mighty No. 9 looks like Mega Man because that's Inafune's "style"
Mega man creator Keiji Inafune has said new property Mighty No. 9 looks a lot like its famous progenitor because they share his particular aesthetic.
Tue, Sep 03, 2013 | 00:56 BST
Mighty No. 9 next-gen ports possible if demand is high enough
Comcept and Inti Creates have elected not to offer PlayStation 4 and Xbox One releases as a stratch goal for Mighty No. 9, but are open to changing their minds should fans demand it.
Thu, Jan 10, 2013 | 00:47 GMT
Naruto: Powerful Shippuden release date locked down
Naruto: Powerful Shippuden will arrive in the US on March 5, according to Siliconera. The 3DS exclusive is a side-scrolling beat-'em-up based on spin-off series Rock Lee & His Ninja Pals, with campaigns for both Naruto and Rock Lee as well as an endless mode. It's set for a March 8 debut in Europe and features a chibi art style.


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