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The X Factor Australia – Recap and Results – Live Show 8 – 10/14/2013 – Full Video
Here is the recap and results video for The X Factor Australia Live Show 8 on October 14, 2013.
One judge becomes the first to be knocked out of the competition!
Group Performance
The Top 5 sing "Impossible"
Guest Performers
James Arthur sings "You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You"
DJ Havana Brown sings "Warrior"
Bottom 2
THIRD D3GREE and Jiordan Tolli
Final Showdown
Jiordan Tolli sings "Young and Beautiful" / THIRD D3GREE sings "Thrift Shop"
First off, Jiordan singing along with "Thrift Shop" was adorable, and though this has nothing to do with anything, she's looking more like Katy Perry by the day. But most importantly, I loved this sing-off, as both acts brought something really different to their performances. I'd been hoping Jiordan would sing Lana Del Rey at some point, and THIRD D3GREE singing Macklemore and Ryan Lewis seems like such an obvious choice I'm surprised they didn't do it sooner. These contestants are infinitely better at picking their own songs than their mentors.
Judges Vote
Redfoo sends home THIRD D3GREE
Dannii Minogue sends home Jiordan Tolli
Natalie Bassingthwaighte sends home Jiordan Tolli
Ronan Keating sends home THIRD D3GREE
And so we refer to the earlier public vote. Luke is handed the envelope and he reads the results…
JIORDAN TOLLI is eliminated from The X Factor Australia
Well, it was clear to me three weeks ago, but I still thought there might possibly be an upset along the way…but now it's certainly set in stone: there's nothing that will stop the Dami/Taylor/Jai final. But honestly? I don't mind that grouping. As much as I love both acts, this just felt like the right bottom 2. Sure, Dami wasn't at her best, and Jai might have been a bit overrated, but I just couldn't imagine either act landing in the bottom 2, and Taylor gave a performance I thought was one of his best of the series. So this was basically the only bottom 2 we were going to get. With that said, I'll miss Jiordan a lot, and wonder what could have been had the Girls been assigned to a different mentor.
Jiordan just wasn't getting the right song choices with any regularity whatsoever, and in many cases it was the result of Redfoo overthinking the problem and giving her something needlessly over-the-top when all Jiordan really needed to do was sing. By the end of her run, Jiordan was so far away from what she'd been that she hardly seemed recognizable anymore as the girl who auditioned. However, one positive is that this overly theatrical approach allowed us to see her personality a bit more than we might have otherwise. And if nothing else, it's a great personality to get to spend time with, so I'm glad we got to have Jiordan for as long as we did.
What do you think of these results? Did the right act go home? And can anything prevent a Dami/Taylor/Jai finale? Sound off in the comments!
Got Something to Add?
I would have preferred Taylor or Jai leaving. I've never really warmed up to Taylor and Jai's just not there yet IMO. He's grown a lot as a performer but I can say the same about everyone else.
Dang, I really loved Jiordan's Young and Beautiful.
I'd much rather watch 3rd Degree and Dami in a finale than Jai and Taylor. I just like a little more 'performance' in my performance, know what I mean? Sometimes 3rd Degree are a hot mess, but it's a fun-to-watch-hot-mess. Sorry to see Jiordan go, but her sing off performance was lovely. I hope we'll hear more from her in the future.
I thought this sing off was the best Jiordan's been in a LONNNG time. She was awesome week 2 and 3 and then just started a downward spiral into crap thanks to poor song choice. The whole Lana Del Ray is where she belongs and thats whats marketable right now so I think if she plays her cards right she could make something of herself.
I hope Third Degree can cause an upset because Jacinta is just too FREAKIN good. She really should have been a solo act because shes honestly better than Dami. She can sing AND dance and shes so fierce. With every single performance she is fighting to win and I love that. And Third Degree actually have a chance of being successful in the mainstream as well.
Taylor/Jai would just win and fall by the wayside like so many of the "random white guy" winners that these reality shows produce. James Arthur is the only successful one right now and thats because hes recent and he actually has a different vibe from the rest.
If were goin on consistancy though Dami has to have it in the bag. Like its not even close. They tried to pretend like her performance this week was the worst thing ever when it was still better than everything else. Idk how they'll manage her but they could do something in the "Clarity" vain with her and push her into the techno/ballad market to be successful post show.
I think X Factor Australia consistantly has the best/more marketable talent make it near the end of the season in comparison to Uk and US. I mean Britney Spears-esque and very mainstream Samantha Jade won last season and theres no way in heck that'd ever happen on the other shows.
So glad Dami was safe!
well, he's the worst judge ever. But I still can't see why people like Jai. He isn't like Carly or Rachel Crow. He'sjust cute and his voice is very limited.
I would love it if there were an upset next week with Jai leaving in fourth. But Third Degree really need to knock it out of the park if they ever wanna make it in the finale.
they should get rid of RedFoo. bring back Guy!
NOOOOOOO! Worst judge ever!!!! Argh!
@Klope62 People singing for their lives often give the best performances of the season....Hope we hear more from her.
@aryehgizbar Jiordan would have slayed if she was under Guy. She could sing, she's current and you definitely see her place in the market. When Nat can choose a better song for your act than you, you should take that as a hint to go.


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Last night's Survivor Series saw the debut of three up-and-coming Superstars who are currently showcasing their talents on NXT.
Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose, and Roman Reigns, attacked Ryback during the main event, driving him through the Spanish announce table and giving CM Punk the chance to pin John Cena to retain his WWE title.
Rollins is the one formerly known as Tyler Black and he is currently the - first ever - NXT champion.
Ambrose shot some shoot/work angles with Mick Foley earlier this year including one at a hotel at WrestleMania and has been rumored to be called up to the main roster for quite a while.
Roman Reigns is a member of the Anoa'i family and the son of WWE Hall of Famer Sika. His brother is Matt Anoa'i, formerly known as Rosey in the WWE. He made his NXT debut at the end of last month.
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Monday, April 4th, 2011
Today's blog topic comes courtesy of Bob St. Pierre, who recently e-mailed me with a blog idea wrapped in a question. It seems a reader had asked him how to train your dogs to avoid barbed-wire (or, if you're from my part of the country, "bobwire") injuries?
Neither Bob nor I had an answer for that. I've never really "trained" my dogs, per se, a right or wrong way to crawl under or through a barbed-wire fence. What I have done with all my dogs is introduce them to fences as puppies and just let them figure out on their own the best way to negotiate a fence. I don't know if that's right or wrong, but I've found that with enough practice in a controlled environment, eventually all my dogs learn how to get through a fence without trying to run straight through it.
However, all barbed-wire fences are not created equal, and if I'm hunting an area with a wicked-looking, tight-as-a-drum five-strand barbed-wire fence with lots of sharp barbs and very little room for a dog to crawl through, I'll physically help my dog crawl under the fence, either by holding up the bottom strand and then guiding them under or sitting my dog, crossing the fence myself and then gently pulling them under the fence to me.
Although the thought of your dog getting hung up on a barbed-wire fence is scary, equally scary is the potential for injury from cattle guards. Many farms, ranches and even public hunting areas that allow grazing utilize cattle guards rather than gates, and if your dog hasn't been introduced to a cattle guard and tries to run across one at full stride, broken legs or worse are a possibility.
Again, I always try to introduce to my puppies the hazards they'll face as dogs, and I do the same thing with cattle guards as I do with fences, although I will generally carry my dogs across cattle guards rather than let them try to tiptoe across them. Thus far I've been lucky in that none of my dogs have been seriously injured crossing a fence or cattle guard. But maybe that's my problem: maybe I've just been lucky and by not specifically training for fences I'm courting eventual disaster?
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My absolute favorite part of giving away my cookbooks is seeing what my readers do with the recipes. Nicole Dabbs from the Atlanta, Georgia area has a beautiful blog, and I was delighted to read her post for Chocolate Almond Crepes with Raspberry Brandy Sauce made from one of my cookbooks.
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Tender for integrating production chains goes online
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Presented in Marseille, co-sponsored with 5.4 mln EU funds
Energy: gas not the only challenge in Euromed integration
Mediterranean to be the focus of Italy's EU presidency
EU prolonged police mission for the Palestinian Territories
extension until 30 June 2015, 9.8 million euros allocated
EU help for more than 50,000 Palestinian poor families
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Euromed: negative report and positive expectations, IEMed
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Med area photographic campaign for gender equality
Palermo to Palestine and Algeria; COPPEM with EU funding
Integrated Med project for archaeological site protection
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Operational since January 2007, the ENPI has replaced the MEDA instrument that was supporting the Euro-Med Partnership and the TACIS instrument for the Eastern neighbours, as well as other financial mechanisms.
The overarching aim of the ENPI is to create an area of shared values, stability and prosperity, enhanced cooperation and deeper economic and regional integration by covering a wide range of cooperation areas.
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The 9 ENPI Partner Countries of the Mediterrean Region are: Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Occupied Palestinian Territory, Syria, Tunisia, Libya has an observer status in the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership and is eligible for funding under the ENPI. Negotiations for an EU-Libya Framework Agreement got underway in November 2008.
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"Community assistance shall promote enhanced cooperation and progressive economic integration between the European Union and the partner countries and, in particular, the implementation of partnership and cooperation agreements, association agreements or other existing and future agreements. It shall also encourage partner countries' efforts aimed at promoting good governance and equitable social and economic development."
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The largest percentage of ENPI funds will be used for bilateral actions, that is country initiatives. Funds are also allocated to the two ENPI regions and regional and cross-border initiatives and mechanisms.
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Recently I read an article about Search Engine Optimization as it related to "content marketing". Hey! "Cool," I thought, "A new buzzword". Something we can all use to sound sagacious and learned to clients who are afraid of technology. It's always useful to grow that toolkit. I know, I sound cynical, but one must learn to embrace one's inner consultant. In any case, the article went on to discuss how the quality of your content and its proper exposition in metadata ensures that it is discoverable by all the various bots and agents out there.
Our pals over at @Steadyrain have been hammering this point pretty hard lately, too. A recent capture from their feed:
My, my. Apparently, things do come around. It was 1996 and Uncle Bill told us that Content is King. Unlike many of Bill's works, I actually bought into this one. And here we are now, nigh on 17 years later, and content is once again king. In a perfect world, this would be the moment when everybody turns around and gives my shoulder a friendly squeeze and says "you were right all along!"
You see, in my career as a web site developer and technology strategist, I was asked many times about the proper way to optimize a web site for search engine visibility. My answer was invariably that you should build a web site with the best, most relevant original content you can produce and the interested parties would flock to your doorstep. I called it "building a community of common interest". Mmmmm, I love the smell of fresh idealism.
I advised my clients that SEO was a good way to throw away a lot of money if you felt like you had too much at any particular time, but otherwise it was a trick for people who didn't have anything interesting to say to fool innocent people into visiting a web site that, at best, would waste their time with idiotic flash animations and audio tracks you couldn't turn off. Instead, I advocated for usefulness and genuine quality. Often this advice was ignored, as is the client's prerogative to do so, but by golly if I didn't stick to my guns each and every time I was asked. After all, I had developed a content management system. It only made sense that I should encourage my customers to go out and manage some content.
But, despite my assertion that content was king, I would regularly find myself in the room with the antithesis of my ideal. People who insisted there was a way to get the world to pay attention to you without putting in the effort of developing actual substance. Behold, the dark art of SEO. Now I know I'm being unfair. I know there's a place for this sort of thing, but it didn't stop me from characterizing these practitioners as fast talking twenty-three old club kids who needed the extra cash for bottle service and hair products.
But, here we are again, and the great wheel of karma has turned, and all the technology fashionistas have once again decided that the big, fat, new idea is that you should really have something interesting and useful to tell people, and when you do that, your relevance in the mystical indexes of Google and your social capital will improve. I HAVE BEEN VINDICATED.
The question I want to ask now is what we can do to make those ideas in our heads something that translates into quality content? If people who can translate complicated ideas into readable prose are such a valuable resource, how can we make more of that value? How do we lower the bar so that the act of creating this quality content is not such a chore? Dare I say it, how do we make it fun?
I don't think we've done much with this yet. I'm writing this article in the latest version of WordPress, a very modern and with-it CMS. A tool ostensibly designed to get that quality content out there as efficiently as possible. And yet when it comes to the actual process of crafting the copy, it's just me and a blank white box, and a few thousand strokes of the keyboard in the proper sequence to produce the result.
There's got to be something more to it than that!


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Here is the latest Wisconsin sports news from The Associated Press:
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Marco Estrada earned his first win in almost a year last night in the Milwaukee Brewers' 5-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Estrada allowed two hits over six solid innings and retired 18 of 21 batters he faced. Alfonso Soriano finished with two hits and an RBI for the Cubs.
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Adam Wainwright tied his career high with 12 strikeouts last night as the St. Louis Cardinals topped the Houston Astros 7-0. Wainwright tossed his second shutout and third complete game of the season. Skip Schumaker and Yadier Molina drove in two runs apiece for the Cardinals.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Zack Cozart hit a tiebreaking home run in the ninth inning last night to give the Cincinnati Reds a 5-4 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Cincinnati's Kevin Frandsen hit a game-tying RBI triple off Jonathan Broxton in the eighth. Aroldis Chapman finished the game for his 30th save.
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Brett Anderson pitched seven strong innings in his first start since undergoing elbow surgery nearly 15 months ago as the Oakland Athletics beat the Minnesota Twins 4-1 last night. The A's turned a triple play in the fifth inning to back up Anderson. Ben Revere singled and scored Minnesota's lone run.
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For Reels Sunday Roundup — September 1st, 2013
You should all be out enjoying your holiday weekend, but I did want to make a bigger note about Sundays with Hitch, Turner Classic Movies' September programming initiative. Every Sunday in September will be a block of Hitchcock films on TCM. I'm a little late as it started this morning at 10am, but there is still Marnie, The Birds, Shadow of a Doubt and Blackmail (and a few more) to go through today. Check it out if you can.
News, links, etc:
-RIP David Frost. (NY Times)
-Looks like The Wrap's Sharon Waxman had at least part of the Nikki Finke/Jay Penske story right. (NY Post)
-Disney did end up picking up the North American distribution rights to Hayao Miyazaki's The Wind Rises, which means a lengthy delay as they put an English dub into production. (Cartoon Brew)
-Speaking of, The Wind Rises is kinda possibly maybe Miyazaki's final film according to the president of Studio Ghibli after the film's premiere at Venice yesterday. (Playlist)
-Freda Kelly from Good Ol Freda on her time with The Beatles. (NY Times)
-Matt Singer uses arithmetic to prove this summer at the movies wasn't the worst ever. (The Dissolve)
-Park Chan-wook directed this video for KPop star Lee Jung-hyun.
-Snowpiercer's box office numbers fell off of a cliff last week. 10m admissions is probably out, never mind the record. (Twitch)
-Pop Pilgrims finally visits the locations for Back to the Future. That church gym is crazy small, it looks so huge in the movie. (AV Club)
-Okay, Fast Six was kind of a let down but with Fast Seven adding Jason Statham and Tony Jaa how could it not be the best thing ever? (Playlist)
-Last week it was Bob Peterson out at Pixar and this week it's Paperman director John Kahrs taking his Oscar and leaving Disney. No word why, but they had a goodbye party so it can't have been that testy. (@DisneyAnimators)
-The true story behind Michael Bay's Pain & Gain. (Guardian)
-Dude, even the monkey couldn't make Ross look cool. (AV Club)
Trailers, posters, etc:
-Jay Z's Made in America, directed by Opie. It is, I think, Ron Howard's first documentary. (Rolling Stone)
-A new clip for Lars von Trier's Nymphomaniac featuring Uma Thurmon.
-I'm not sure what to make of this omnibus film from Australia called The Turning. It basically features every Aussie you've ever heard of and has 17 different directors doing 17 different parts from a Tom Winton novel. Omnibus films are always hit or miss, usually multiple times within the same film, but it looks worth a shot. (The Film Stage)
-Matthew McConaughey continues his ass-kicking actor's renaissance in The Dallas Buyers Club. (Apple)
-The poster for Mr. Nobody starring Jared Leto, which I actually can't believe is finally coming out. (Magnolia)
-Catherine Hardwicke's rock n' roll drama, Plush, with Emily Browning and Xavier Samuel. (First Showing)
-Our Nixon. (Apple)
-Jia Zhangke's festival darling A Touch of Sin. (The Film Stage)


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'Bennet's Almshouses - Berwardes Lane', A Dictionary of London (1918). URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=63029 Date accessed: 28 November 2014.
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Bennet's Almshouses
Bennet's Hill
Benson's Alley
Berchereslane, Bercheverlane, Berchernerislane
Bere (le)
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Berewards Lane, All Hallows Barking
Berewards Lane, Bishopsgate
Bergavenny House
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Berwardes Lane
On the west side of St. Peter's Hill, Upper Thames Street, a few doors from No. 216 Upper Thames Street (Lockie, 1810-Elmes, 1831). In Castle Baynard Ward.
North out of Upper Thames Street at No. 225 to Queen Victoria Street (P.O. Directory). In Castle Baynard Ward.
First mention : Horwood, 1799.
Former names : "St. Benet's Hill " (Leake, 1666-O.S. 1880). "St. Benet's Hill" or "Paul's Wharf Hill" and "St. Benet's, Paul's Wharf" (Strype, ed. 1720, I. iii. 229 and maps). "St. Benet's Lane," 1341 (Cal. Close R. Ed. III. 1341-3, p. 277).
Until 1890 it extended further north to Knightrider Street, and in Strype's time as far as St. Paul's Churchyard.
The northern portion to St. Paul's Churchyard is now called Godliman Street (q.v.).
Named after the church of St. Benet, Paul's Wharf.
In the parish of St. Martin within Ludgate, in the Ward of Farringdon Within, 1626 (L.C.C. Deeds, Harben Bequest, 1600-1700, No. 162).
No later reference.
The name suggests a builder or owner.
Property in this lane described as in parish of St. Giles, Cripplegate.
Qy.=Beech Lane.
See Birchin Lane.
A messuage so called in Aldersgate Street, in Aldersgate Ward Without, 37 H. VIII. 1545 (L. and P. H. VIII., XX. (2), p. 230).
Not further identified.
See Beare (le) in Aldersgate Street.
See Furnival Street.
In the parish of St. Mary Bothawe, 1358 (Cal. L. Bk. G. p. 100).
It is difficult to identify this, as Bearbinder Lane is always elsewhere described as in the parishes of St. Mary Woolnoth, St. Mary Woolchurch, and St. Swithin.
See Bearbinder Lane.
See Martin (St.) Vintry.
In Tower Ward in parish of All Hallows Barking, 13 Ed. I. (Ct. H.W. I. 71 and Stow, ed. 1598, p. 95).
One end of it at least must have adjoined Tower Street, as a tenement is described as being in Tourstrete at the corner of "Berwardeslane" in parish of All Hallows de Berkyngchirche near the Tower (Ct. H.W. II. 415, A.D. 1418).
It would seem, however, to have extended further south than Tower Street, as in 1285 a messuage and wharf, which would presumably be on the river bank, are described as near the lane called "Berewardeslane" (ib. I. 71).
Perhaps it extended from Thames Street to Tower Street, behind Tower Hill, to the west of the Tower bancke, shown in Leake, 1666, and was not rebuilt after the Fire.
In the Promptorium Parvulorum the word "berewarde" is given as the equivalent of "ursarius" a "bearward" or "keeper of a bear." A note on the word points out that Shakespeare made use of the word and also of "bearard" or "bear-yard." The name suggests a place for bear-baiting in the neighbourhood.
See Beer Lane.
Stow describes it as on the east side of Bishopsgate extending to Hogge Lane (Petticoat Lane), and says it was of old time called Berwards Lane, but now Hogge Lane (S. 167).
F In old records it is mentioned in the boundaries of the tenement called "Bruggehous" or "Le Breghus" in the parish of St. Botolph without Bishopsgate, the tenement being bounded on the west by "cursum aque que se ducit de Berewardes lane usque ad cursum aque de mora vocatum Depediche," temp. Ed. I. and II. (MSS. D. and C. St. Paul's, Hist. MSS. Com. 9th Rep. 6b), and 47 Ed. III. 1373 (Cal. L. Bk. G. p. 322).
It must have been on or near the site of the present Artillery Lane (q.v.).
As to the derivation of the name, See above.
See Stationers' Hall.
Rents in the lane called Bergereslane in the parish of St. Michael upon Cornhill, 1355 (Ct. H.W. I. 684).
Probably=Birchin Lane.
See Martin (St.) in the Vintry.
See Aernselde.
South out of Love Lane at No.6. In Cripplegate Ward Within (Elmes, 1831). (Seems to be shown in O.S. 1880, but not named.)
First mention : O. and M. 1677.
Site now occupied by business houses.
See Bury Court.
See Bury Street.
See Berewards Lane.
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What type of battery life are you guys seeing with the Chrome Book?
What type of battery life are you guys seeing with the Chrome Book?
On a full charge, typically 7-8 hours depending on what I am doing. A bit less with 3G active...
No, no... that's ignorant!
Your laptop battery is so nice!Mine can only last for half an hour!I think it is bad!
I concur with Res6jya6, I'm getting around 8 hours of continuous use, as well. It seems to last nearly as long even if I'm streaming Amazon Instant Video the whole time, too. Practically, I never use it for that long continuously, though. Since it is so easy and quick to put to sleep and wake up instantly by closing and opening the lid, I'll use it for a bit here and there and it will last me several days to a week before needing any charging on light weeks. Its a really well-designed system (I have the Samsung Series 5).
I have clocked out at 8 hours and 18 minutes with a low battery indication. It took me awhile to trust it to hold a charge and I ran it plugged into the power for the first 2 weeks. Now I know and trust the batteries.
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Mmmmmmmmmm. The last of our sample, so I tried to do it justice.
Dry, this tea is . . . not dry! It's sticky from the honey, which is awesome. But it is a dark green, with a hint of muskiness from the tea covered by the predominance of the real honey. Steeped Western-style, about two or three teaspoons of tea in one of the BrewT-type steepers from DT.
First steep: Oversteeped! Three and a half minutes, because I got distracted while it was brewing up. Still! Delicious. Tea turned out a rich golden colour, with a darkly vegetal flavour. The honey toned down to a hint of sweetness throughout the cup, that sweetened without turning it floral.
Second steep: Successful steep time! Minute fifteen. Not as much of the honey flavour – I was tempted to add some myself. A lighter gold colour, and the cup was much smoother in taste, not quite as herby.
Third steep: Just under two minutes, maintained the smooth deliciousness of the second steep, but less honey.
Four steep: Two minutes. No honey taste, sadness. But the oolong is still going strong.
Fifth steep: Two minutes. Would have been delicious, but I forgot about it on the windowsill when I went to bed and didn't drink any of it.
Sixth steep: Two minutes. Leaves have actually been sitting in the steeper overnight, so I'm hoping I'm not going to give myself an allergic reaction to it. Was actually more of a trial to see if it could be done – I never want to give up on this tea. More of a bitter vegetal flavour, but surprisingly drinkable. Don't think I'll try for another steep.


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Cranberry Celebration Cheesecake
This pretty cheesecake is a cranberry and dessert lover.s dream. Cool and creamy, it.s just right for the holidays…or any day! —Teri Rasey, Cadillac, Michigan
16 Servings
Prep: 45 min. Bake: 1-3/4 hours + chilling
1/2 cup dried cranberries
2 cups cake flour
1/2 cup ground almonds
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That's what we were trying to do with our OT, but the MT never died so it didn't end up mattering. The OT was getting to second, but we also have a DPS group of 2 hunters a mage a rogue and a boomkin. Lots of MD and threat drops there, I'm not sure how it would be without so many.
Also it's worth noting that shannox throws his spear near riplimb. If you have a warrior OTing or priests in the group they can leap/life grip to the opposite side of a trap to get riplimb far away quickly and still get trapped. The MT should also be watching the dog's progress so he can pull shannox away until his stacks drop. Leap was only up for every other trap though, so I ended up using it in extreme cases only (oh crap the rogue just ate that trap).
Have the OT take position by a trap and then set the MT according to where the OT is. Then keep the raid away from the OT so that rageface does walk into a prison trap. When spear is thrown walk around the trap so that riplimb walks into it. It doesn't really matter how close riplimb is to the spear, if he gets trapped and the MT is paying attention it should be long enough.
I assumed that was given if you're doing the separation strat.
We are a 10 man guild and we killed it last night without too much trouble. We killed Rageface first as this random damage was kinda a pain in the butt. Extra tank damage is way more predictable and less mana intensive for the healers overall. I was the offtank and I was resetting the stacks for both tanks as often as possible. I didn't do anything fancy, I just positioned Riplimb close enough to a crystal trap and pulled him into it as soon as the spear throw emote went out. Then I ran my pansy butt as far away as possible to reset my stacks. The main tanks stacks were also reseting as well.
We burned the boss down to 35%, burned riplimb down to 5% reset the stacks once more. Then killed Riplimb, lusted and killed the boss. Easy peasy.
Note: when Shannox is far enough from either dog, both the distant dog and shannox gain a buff called "Separation Anxiety" which increases damage and attack speed by 100%. This may have been introduced to counter the "tank riplimb 10000000 miles away" strat.
This is how we positioned our raid
Riplimb was tanked at yellow, the boss at green. The raid was spread out in between.
We used the run distance of the dog to reset the stacks, our hunter slowed Riplimb. Both dogs were brought low, when Shannox was at 33% we killed them both, lusted and killed the boss.
I was about 50-60 yards from the boss with riplimb and they did not enrage.
Don't get me wrong here, the 25man videos are really nice. I just would love to see a "point/counterpoint" with a 25m and a 10m video guide posted. A lot of us have gotten used to relying on Tankspot for good informational guides and with the 25man raid guild scene dying and the 10m thriving more and more we'd love to see a video of how to do it with 10. Especially seeing that its easier to manage multitanking mechanics involved in an encounter such as this with access to a third tank. Something a ten man is probably not going to have an immediate access to.
The person who does the large burst damage to break "Face Rage" gains a debuff called "Rage" where they get fixated by Rageface for 12-15 seconds.
For those looking for a good 10 man strat, we got in there and got the kill in just a few pulls using the method I listed at the end of the first page of this thread. I suggest laying the fight out on the road to avoid a lot of the clutter that can cause LOS in the field.
Basically your Shannox tank moves slowly along the blue line. Backup only when a trap appears under him. This slow and deliberate movement will keep any cleaving to a minimum.
The Riplimb tank tanks on red, far away from the main tank.
Blue is actually away from the road because we had some LoS issues with the rocks just off the road, so we tanked Shannox on the south side of those rocks to remove any LoS issues outside of raid members or Riplimb/Rageface becoming Crystal Trapped. And then red is as far into that corner as possible to maximize the distance between them.
The basis of this strategy is keeping riplimb slowed (mage slow, hamstring, PH, etc. Just keep him slowed). With positioning down, here's how we did it, we just had too many people stand in crystal traps for it to be clean...
1. ALL DPS Burn Rageface. the 30% attack speed and 30% damage buff is healable. We found rageface's sudden nomnom-ing of random players lead to more deaths than Shannox's first stack of Frenzy (which lead to zero deaths - immo trap tank fails lead to deaths). After Rageface dies, melee goes to Shannox, range goes to Riplimb.
2. Riplimb tank should always try position Riplimb so there is a crystal trap between him and Shannox - however this can be difficult to get when Riplimb returns the spear - so the OT must move to a spot to guarantee that on the return Riplimb will walk over a crystal trap. This is important for 2 reasons:
A) MT Jagged Tear stacks; and
B) OT Riplimb stacks.
This is how this fight becomes a 2 tank fight. With the slows on Riplimb, and Riplimb being far enough away from Shannox, the MT's stacks should reset AT LEAST every other spear toss, keeping the dot damage very manageable. And everytime Riplimb ends up in a crystal trap, the OT's stacks reset.
That's basically it. Tank them far apart. Keep Riplimb Slowed. Burn rageface to keep unexpected deaths at a minimum and then try to get Riplimb Crystal trapped as much as possible. Finally, Kill Riplimb at 31-33% (we called for full DPS switches and stop attacks to make it happen depending on which group was ahead at the time in each pull).
Now, in 25m we did have the luxuary of a few 'backup plans:
1. 2 Shannox tanks - however the 2nd tank never tried to gain aggro, they just needed to run their rotation as best as possible (with a warrior, you're rage deprived, though not starved, plus Vig helps) so they are #2 on the aggro chart in case something happens.
2. We had a feral cat pull off Rageface at 50% and DPS Shannox so he was #3 on the aggro chart, in case of a double tank immo trap fail so he could pop bear and finish Shannox off.
Other notes - DO NOT break people out of the Crystal Traps in the burn phase because if they get caught in a crystal trap, they are NOT going to make up for the DPS loss of getting them out. If they're trapped when Shannox hits double frenzy, they stay that way.
The raid will take a lot of AoE damage from Magma Rupture during the double frenzy phase, like Aliena said - alternating raid CDs (DG, etc) is going to be win for keeping everyone up. In 25m at least, this splash damage HURTS (100k isn't uncommon - I was well away from jets and took a 100k hit). It seems to be a quick cast, and as of our raid tonight, DBM and BigWigs did not have it on a timer yet. When it gets added to their times the burn phase will get much easier, but until then, anyone with a raid CD should have Shannox on Focus so they can see the cast - you're not going to have time to call it out on Vent (or even mumble if it's faster, it's a very quick cast).
If you're a healer - you're going to have to eat some heals - DO NOT choose to throw out a heal over moving out of a crystal trap. It may seem like a good idea, but a crystal healer has 0 HPS. Tanks have CDs and raids have BR for DPS/heals.
These are the things that seemed to make the fight go much smoother...
I was raging yesterday, the fight seemed insane, with single mistakes by the tank wiping the raid (and as the tank, that was frustrating) - but given a second day to look at the fight, some time to absorb the mechanics (a good nights rest too) - the fight becomes much more manageable on day 2.
Shannox is not an easy fight to learn, but once you learn it, it's very much just an attention to the ground and placement fight. Avoid traps and keep Riplimb as far from Shannox as possible. The fight will make more sense the more different days you do it.
In reality, this is not a strong gear check, it's very much an awareness check. Guilds with good raid awareness will have this fight on farm fairly quickly - guilds where members complain about the RNG of the traps appearing under their feet will bash their heads against it for a long time.
After a bit of poking around in our kill log from last night I found this:
code for the expression editor:
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sourceName = 'Shannox' and targetName = 'Crystal Prison Trap' or targetName = 'Immolation Trap'
He always summons a crystal trap first. After each crystal trap he summons 2 immolation traps. You have about 25 seconds between each crystal trap, and about 8 and 16 seconds respectively after the crystal trap is spawned two immolation traps are spawned.
If you handle the crystal traps and the snares properly, Riplimb won't be hitting its tank for more than a few seconds at a time, I think the shortest we managed was about 6 seconds.
For those a bit more graphically inclined:
We used a 3 tank strategy in 25man which worked perfectly. It is advised to kill Rageface first and then DPS down Shannox to 35%. Afterwards proceedt to kill Riplimb then Shannox.
We had a DK tanking Shannox. He could stack up the Jagged Tear buff to 25 without dying! Just make good use of blood shield. Shannox does physical damage only so DK tanking is perfect.
Main difficulty is to make sure that Riplimb takes a long time to return the Spear in phase 1. There is a very well written strategy for Shannox at http://www.25man.com/firelands/shannox. This focus a lot on the important details of this encounter. Good use for people struggling here!
I tanked riplimb at around 60yards from the boss, when I saw the red circle from the spear come up I ran (or leaped) toward the raid. Shammy totems would slow him down and when he went to pick up the spear he had to run all the way back, then 60 yards to the boss, then 60 yards back to me. I would say he ran a total of 160 yards (through totems and traps). I didn't have to depend on the crystal traps.
We were doing Shannox the other day on 10 man, and I was noticing something odd about Rageface and was talking to one of our hunter about it. We were both noticing that he would break his Face Rage attack when neither one of us was getting a single 30k+ hit (I was DPS as arms). He and I were the main ones taking turns being his target, and while he was still breaking sometimes it was coming after 2 hits totaling over 30k. The first one I noticed was a MS crit of 28k, followed by a white hit of 10k and he stopped his Face Rage. Was this just a bug or were we both just missing our big hits?
is there a way to set the new range radar to 60 yds?
tanking riplimb and sometimes, not sure if i'm far enough...
also, last night's couple of attempts, the crystal traps did not spawn near me and rather, near shannox tank and hence had to swap positions in order for me to utilize it on riplimb...


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The frequency of the injections speeds up as the fight progresses, at the end of the fight you will have two people getting the injection at the same time, so they are less than 8 seconds apart.
Calling out in vent who has the injection is OK, but due to lag and buffering it could be 2 seconds before they hear, so its important that they stop casting and move right away, there isn't time to get that last heal off or finish fireball; they have about 8 sec from realizing they have the injection to release.
When dropping the injection, behind the boss, make sure if the player gets there early, they continue to move relative to the boss (you can now cleanse this without causing damage to the caster, but it drops the injection, so if they are in position you can force the drop and get the player back into the fray sooner). Dropping the injection means that the player will be in a cloud for at least 1 tick, so make sure they are not low on health. They also need to move immeditaly after it drops, a couple ticks is enough to kill a player with low health.
Also, when Grob spews, an add is created for everyone hit by the slime. If you are getting more than 1, from the tank getting hit, you have to make some adjustments. Make sure that melee is always behind him. If Grob seems to be turning around and spewing, its a kiting problem.
When you are tanking Grob its better to be continually moving him backwards. If you wait til he drops his poison cloud, then move him backwards, when you stop the next time, Grob may continue forward to far, then turn around and step back. If he spews at that time, you will get as many adds as there are melee. If you keep moving, you will see him turn around and pause occasionally, but that is when he is injecting, and he will catch up to you; again if you are still moving backwards he won't readjust.
The best speed to tank him is walking backward. Your character is almost always in run mode, by pressing the "/" key on the numberpad you cycle between run and walk. If you charge Grob on at the ramp, be sure to press the key again, as charging, Intercept, etc. changes you back to run.
Oh, and by continually moving, melee dps will go down slightly, but it will force them to keep moving and not stand in any of the clouds that Grob drops.
You had to get past Patch to get there, so you should have the dps needed. If you are swapping out players after patch, and hitting the enrage timer with everyone alive, you need to revisit who you are replacing.


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Maple Syrup Blueberry Muffins
Ingredients1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 egg, beaten
2/3 cup maple syrup
1/2 cup milk
6 tablespoons butter, melted
1 cup blueberries
Directions1. Preheat oven to 400° and grease 12 muffin cups or line with paper liners.
2. In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt.
3. In a small bowl, whisk together the egg, maple syrup, milk and melted butter. Add to flour mixture and stir until just combined. Carefully fold in berries.
4. Spoon into 12 muffin cups and bake until golder brown, about 15-18 minutes.2.6
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Did the King of Heaven's Most Masterful Keeper of the Sacred Grove's 0 BAC for learners and P-platers come into effect yet? If so (or when it does), does/will this mean that you have a higher BAC limit if you have no license to speak of than if you do the right thing and get your learners?
Well, some people produce their own alcohol thanks to internal flora.
A zero tolerance law could be discriminatory (in a very small number of cases).
Someone arrested for driving on Bacchus Circuit? How apt!
Skidbladnir: Some people can't see – they're also not allowed to drive. (Not that I support the 0 limit, 0.02 doesn't seem to be an issue).
tee hee… another kid goes AWOL in Mum's car…
You are all so judgmental…. "bad parenting", "oh the mum's probably drunk on the lounge", do any of you even have kids? or if you do are they totally perfect and never get up to mischief?.
You must of been a bunch of perfect kids too, never lying to your parents to get up the mischief.
Parents can only do so much, like ringing parents to check if they are staying there etc…
Sometimes kids sneak out at night, you cannot be with them 24 hours a day.
Maybe the kid hasn't had good parenting, but sometimes even kids that that do have a great upbringing with great parents and a nice house and go to Private schools turn out to be ratbags too.
Don't be so bloody judgmental.


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9-17-11 Purchased
2012 Ford Escape from Keith Hawthorne in Charlotte, NC
*10-17-11 Took to Bill Smith Ford for problems
with Sync system/ conversations
Cannot be
understood on the receivers end, problem get worse with speed
Update was
performed, was told it worked with
technicians phone (Droid)
– Did not
fix problem
10-24-11 Took
back to bill Smith Ford for same problem and enclosed a jump drive
With recorded conversation for technician
to listen to. Technician called in sick.
*10-25-11 Picked up car
11-3-11 Tony
from Bill Smith called Ford to check for other resolutions and was told
by Ford that they
wouldn't have any solutions until the updates can out sometime in
January 2012.
11-4-11 Took
to Bill Smith Ford for service – record was VOIDED
*11-10-11 Took car back to Bill Smith Ford –
replaced module and wiring harness – Did
not fix problem
so the original parts we put back into car. Did not fix problem
11-14-11 Called Ford customer service
800.392.3673 spoke to Leroy. I mentioned the NC Lemon Law and he asked me if I
was interested in the Buy Back Program. I said I didn't know what it was but
that I would be interested in learning about it. He said someone would call me
within two days. Case #0467783181
11-17-11 SaraKate Inmon 866.631.3788 ext.
77791 called me on my way driving back from Raleigh in the Escape; she had difficulty
understanding the conversation through the Sync system. She told me to take in for service again.
*11-18-11 Took car back to Bill Smith Ford left
my cell phone and got a rental car. Tony said technician was on the phone with Ford for 4
hours. Tested my phone on my car and another car on
the lot and had the same problem. – Did not
fix problem
11-20-11 Paired my phone with
brother-in-law's 2011 Ford F250 Sync system –worked great
11-28-11 Called Sara for follow up – left message
11-29-11 Sara called to say it was a phone
issue and e-mailed me a copy of tested phones.
Sara offered for
me to purchase a phone from the list. All
phones on the list are obsolete and can no longer be purchased. I borrowed a Motorola
Razor flip phone from an employee and tested it with my car. Same problems. I emailed Sara the audio file. (see
e-mails from Sara dated 12-2, 12-5 and 12-6-11)
11-30-11 Picked up "Oasis" report from Bill
Smith Ford. Sent Sara e-mail. Left Sara voice mail.
12-1-11 Went to Enterprise Car Rental to
pick up receipt from service date 11-18-11.
Called Tony BSF
said his records showed service dates 10-17, 10-25, 11-10 and 11-18-11.
I requested
testing the "majic phone" that worked from the service technician. Tony said he
would check with Bruce the service manager. Called sara at 1:45 PM left
message. Sara called back at 2:45.
12-6-11 Mailed second lemon law letter
to Ford per warranty certified mail.
12-7-11 Sara and "engineer" called.
First said it was a problem with the service provider (Verizon) and wanted to
relocated the microphone per TSB. Sara called it a "perfect storm". The "engineer"
said that Bluetooth compatibility did not mean good quality.
12-13-11 Picked up papers at BSF. Received
e-mail from BBB. Called Sara.
12-20-11 Received e-mail from BBB with Ford's
"offer". To have "an Field Service Engineer (FSE) inspection/repair" see e-mail
*12-29-11 Took car to Keith Hawthorne (dealer
where purchased) Technician drove car and verified the problem (worse at higher
speeds). Recommended replacing the rearview
but did not have one in stock.
*1-20-12 Took car to Lumberton Ford to meet
with a Field Service Engineer (FSE) that took over 3 weeks for Ford to
schedule. FSE name; John Sapilaek; I arrived at 9:30 A.M.; I questioned where the
FSE got his engineering degree from and he said he didn't have a degree. I told
him that I would be staying with my car 100% of the time. No one said it would
be a problem; explained the problem again. The FSE never asked what phone I
had, the name of the service provider, did not drive my car and never listened to
a phone call. I rode in the vehicle into the service area where once again the
first thing John did was to hook up a laptop and check for updates. John then decided that it could be a loose
wire connection and that he wanted the technician to tear into the center
counsel (during the updates and currently I am sitting in the back seat) they
said they needed more room so I moved my laptop and belonging to the hatch and
proceed to try to work from there. Said the technician might be nervous and
make a mistake. The technician removed one part and then at 10:35 they asked
for me to leave; I refused I said I was told I had to be there and so did my
phone and that I needed to speak to someone else. I also spoke to Dan Floyd
John would not get the person on the phone that had made the arrangements. At
10:40 they stopped working on the car, technician smoked in the shop. No one
was around the vehicle for another 35 minutes.
I was told I could wait in the waiting
room that it would take several hours to look for the loose connection. I said
this was unacceptable and that I would be leaving to return to work. As I was
leaving in the car Charise Weaks Tennille called; I told her I would call her
back. She called the office and spoke to Mike Dixon. I called her back while
driving back and left her a message.
Called NC Department of Justice. Spoke
to Jessica and filed complaint on line.
1-25-12 Received copy of letter sent to
Ford from NC DOJ
2-4-12 Received copy of Ford's
response to DOJ. Apparently I now have a transmission" problem.
2-7-12 Call Jessica at DOJ recording
said she was out of office until 2-8-12
2-9-12 Called Jessica at DOJ said no
one with DOJ's office would attend the mediation as an observer. I could file a
complaint about car companies
*dates that I have
work order for service repairs2-24-12 Went to BBB Autoline arbitration in Raleigh, NC decision was to be rendered in 3 business days. The arbitrator requested additional information from Ford as to why my service visit to Bill Smith Ford was voided on 11-4-11. Ford was to check with the dealer, get back to the arbitrator and I would have a chance to respond.Three days came and went with no decision. 2-28-12 Received an e-mail from Santiago at the BBB Auto line with a copy of updated cell phones that Ford has tested; my phone was on the list. I was required to respond via fax.2-29-12 I replied via fax stating that I received the phone list update. This information was not in question during the arbitration; only the visit on 11-4-11.3-2-12 I received a phone call from Santiago Gonzalez with the BBB Autoline stating the arbitrator was requesting for me to allow a "technical expert" to look at my vehicle. The BBB Autoline hand book on page 13 "at the request of the arbitrator or by agreement of both parties, we will make every effort to obtain an impartial technical expert to inspect the vehicle involved in the dispute. In some cases, to the extent of the law, we will automatically appoint an impartial technical expert to examine your vehicle PRIOR to the arbitration." So why was this requested 7 days AFTER the arbitration hearing??? When I asked Santiago what the qualifications of the "technical expert" were and all he could tell me was that he/she would be an ASE certified mechanic. To me that did not qualify as an "expert" on the Sync system and I rejected the offer. 3-6-12 I called the BBB Autoline for a status update. No new information.3-8-12 I called BBB Autoline, William Clopton, (original case worker) for a status update. Left message.3-8-12 I received the arbitrator's decision via e-mail from Santiago at 12:11 PM.DECISION: REPURCHASE DENIED. The arbitrator agreed that I met all requirements of a repurchase.CONCLUSION. "the arbitrator finds by greater weight of the evidence that there is uncertainty regarding whether the alleged defect is, in deed, a manufacturing nonconformity."Please read the decision in it's entirety.


text: The pilot reported that he felt a slight wind gust on touchdown. The landing was smooth, and occurred in the first 1/3 of the runway. When the nose wheel made contact with the runway, the airplane veered left. The pilot applied right rudder and braking in an attempt to correct the airplane, but before it stopped, the airplane veered off the runway, went down an embankment, and nosed over. No mechanical malfunctions or failures were found during the post accident examination of the airplane.


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According to the pilot, he was landing on runway 18, when a 'right crosswind gust lifted his right wing.' The airplane 'was pushed to the left side of the runway,' and the pilot attempted a go-around. He stated that his airplane then impacted a small tree and 'he pulled up and stalled the plane.' The airplane came to rest in a group of small trees and underbrush with the right wing resting on a chain link fence.
The National Transportation Safety Board determines the probable cause(s) of this accident to be:
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Gavin Walker's "The Jazz Show" - November lineup
Features for November:
November 7: "The Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane at Carnegie Hall".
November 14: "Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Big Band Live at the Village Vanguard".
November 21: "The Jazz Crusaders/The Festival Album".
November 28: "Lester Young At His Very Best".
November 7: "The Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane at Carnegie Hall" has been treated with almost the same awe as the discovery of the Holy Grail. Rightly so! This newly discovered and never before heard document of one of the most electrifying and potent groups in Jazz is worth and totally deserving of all the hype and animated discussion that has been bestowed on this disc. The formation of this band that trombonist J. J. Johnson called "The most important collaboration in Jazz since Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie" happened when Monk got his "cabaret card" back from the authorities in New York and was allowed to work Clubs again. Monk's "card" had been lifted due to a dubious bust in 1951 and because he didn't have a "card" he was not allowed to work in clubs that served alcohol. The "cabaret card" law was repealed many years ago but it did affect a number of great players. Monk began working with a trio in late Spring 1957, at the "Five Spot" in the Village with bassist Wilbur Ware and drummer Rossiere "Shadow" Wilson and also occasionally Art Blakey and "Philly Joe" Jones. John Coltrane had been fired from Miles Davis' band for drug and alcohol abuse and realized that he had to clean up his act if he was to survive and develop. By late Spring Trane was "clean" and sober and kicked his heroin habit. He had signed with Prestige and was making albums under his own name. Coltrane began to go to Monk's house and learn Thelonious' complex tunes and soon Monk brought him into the band. The group played The Five Spot to full houses and line-ups every night and plans were being made to record Trane, Monk, Ware and Wilson. It didn't happen as Coltrane was signed to Prestige and Monk to Riverside Records. Bob Weinstock of Prestige and Orrin Keepnews of Riverside could not arrive at a suitable agreement to record the band and the summer flew by. Keepnews was smart enough to get the band into a studio and record three tunes that he released after Coltrane's Prestige contract expired. Those three tunes were the only documentation of this band up until now. Bassist Wilbur Ware was fired by Monk in August 1957 for tardiness and drug and alcohol abuse and replaced by the rock steady (if less spectacular) pulse of Sam Gill a.k.a. Ahmed Abdul-Malik, who had none of Ware's bad habits. This was the band that played Carnegie on November 29, 1957 – a triumphant end to one of the most important associations in jazz. Two sets were played both with a time limit as there were other performers on the bill so there are no bass or drum solos and the two sets add up to 51 minutes. The music is beyond words as you'll hear but a word must be said for the under-appreciated Shadow Wilson (who died in 1959). He is in the opinion of Gavin Walker, the finest and most "in-tune" drummer to play with Monk with the possible exception of Art Blakey.....check out Shadow! If this music had been released on an album in 1958 one can only speculate what changes it would have brought to Jazz had players studied these performances over a period of time.
November 14: "Thad Jones and Mel Lewis Big Band Live at the Village Vanguard" was the debut recording of one of the finest big bands in modern jazz history and one of the great collaborations in jazz history. Trumpeter extraordinaire and master writer and arranger Thad Jones and Mel Lewis, one of the all-time finest big band drummers, scored Monday nights at the Village Vanguard to perform with a rehearsal band and to play Thad's compositions and arrangements to give him an outlet. It was a "labour of love" and very little money but because of Thad and Mel and their tenacity they were able to attract some of the very best players in New York to fill the band's chairs. Monday nights were in those days an "off" night for most players and soon the band was filled with the "cream of the crop" who had nothing to lose by playing for very little money on a Monday night. Soon the club was full on Mondays and the band jelled and attracted promoters and recording executives and critics and the band took off. Trips to Europe and country wide tours took place but the Vanguard gig stabilized the band, and was always there.....the band had a "home" for many years. Tonight's feature is the band's first recording and it's a beauty (in the words of Don Cherry) and sets a very high standard for future outings. Players such as master baritonist Pepper Adams and the dynamic tenor of Joe Farrell and Eddie Daniels' clarinet spark the reed section and Garnet Brown's blustery trombone adds spice to that section. The trumpets are superb led by a master, Snooky Young. Roland Hanna on piano is paired with the great Richard Davis on bass and last but never least is Mel Lewis.....the master big band drummer. Thad Jones' solos are always worth listening to but it is his arrangements and compositions that give the band its' distinctive sound. And what a sound it will be on tonight's feature.
November 21: "The Jazz Crusaders/the Festival Album" goes coast to coast on two separate concert performances by this great band at the Pacific Jazz Festival at Costa Mesa California and at the Newport Jazz Festival on the other coast. The Jazz Crusaders (later known as just The Crusaders) were a band of musicians from Texas who migrated to Los Angeles and worked gigs from dances to formal concerts. They worked the R' N' B circuit as "The Nighthawks" and Jazz gigs as "The Jazz Crusaders". The four original members were Joe Sample (piano), Wayne Henderson (trombone), Wilton Felder (tenor saxophone) and Nesbert "Sticks" Hooper (drums). The bass players changed often but the four original Texans remained constant. The band was always very popular with the jazz audience and with club owners throughout the country as they blended Gospel and Rhythm and Blues influences with a modern Jazz sound. Their arrangements were very together (mostly done by pianist Joe Sample) and their demeanor very professional. The critics and reviewers ignored the band and gave it short shrift and yet this group was every bit as distinctive and creative as say, Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers or the Jazztet or Horace Silver's band. The natural blend of trombone and tenor saxophone gave the band it's unique sound as well as the mixture of styles. Tonight's feature will begin at the Newport Jazz festival in the East with Herbie Lewis on bass and conclude in the West at Costa Mesa with Jimmy Bond replacing Lewis. The Jazz Crusaders were a great band and fully deserving an honoured place in Jazz history.
November 28: "The President" in Jazz royalty was Lester Willis Young who was born into a musical family in Woodville, Mississippi on August 27, 1909 and died in New York city on March 15, 1959 at age 49. Lester gained fame in the Count Basie Band from 1934 until he quit in 1940 as Basie wanted to record on a Friday the thirteenth.....Young was very eccentric and superstitious. Young freelanced for a while and played in a band led by his brother Lee, a fine drummer then rejoined Basie from December 1943 until September 1944. It is during this period that Lester Young made some of his finest and most influential recordings. Lester Young was really the "Second Messiah" of jazz (after Louis Armstrong) as he revolutionized the sound of the tenor saxophone and offered the world a different way to hear the instrument that was dominated by Coleman Hawkins, Chu Berry, Don Byas and BenWebster et. al. Lester influenced everyone from Stan Getz to Sonny Stitt (on tenor) to John Coltrane and Dexter Gordon to literally thousands of players who based their styles on Young's. Tenor saxophonist Milton "Brew" Moore told the world that "anybody that doesn't play like Lester Young is wrong!" Three sessions comprise tonight's feature and Count Basie is on two of them. Three of the greatest drummers are involved pushing Lester to great heights: "Big Sid" Catlett, "Papa" Jo Jones and Shadow Wilson. Lester's sad descent into alcoholism and self-neglect in the fifties is well documented but on these tracks he is happy, healthy and at his very best and when Prez is at his best there is none better.
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Would love to hear Malaysian/Indonesian Recipes (Here's mine for Rendang)
I've been on a Malaysian cooking jag recently, and would love to hear people's family/go-to/incredible Malay/Indonesian/Peranakan recipies. Below is the version of Rendang I originally learned from a cooking show and then adapted from some lessons a hawker taught me while I was living in Singapore:
Beef Rendang:
6 long dried red chillies, torn (seeds removed if you like less spicy)
5-6 cloves garlic, chopped
1 cup red onions, chopped
1 inch knob galangal, peeled and sliced
1 inch knob ginger, peeled and sliced
1 lemongrass stalk, finely chopped
¼ cup vegetable oil
¾ cup turmeric leaf (rolled and finely chopped) (If unavailable, leave out)
6 kafir lime leaves (rolled and sliced)
1 piece cassia bark, broken
2.5 pounds top round or chuck, cut into 1 inch cubes
1 cup coconut milk
4 tbsp yellow curry powder (any tumeric-heavy powder will work)
½ cup water
1 cup dried/desiccated coconut, dry toasted over low heat & ground
Salt to taste
1- 2 tbsp thick dark/caramel soy sauce
Soak chillies in hot water for 30 minutes to an hour. Place softened chillies, garlic, onion, garlic, galangal, ginger and lemongrass into a food processor or blender and blend to a paste (add as much of the soaking water as necessary to create the right texture)
Heat a heavy pot over medium high heat. Add oil and then fry the paste adding the turmeric, lime leaves and cassia bark after about a minute of cooking the paste. Cook for around five minutes until the kitchen is aromatic and all the ingredients seem to have homogenized a bit.
Add beef, coconut milk and curry powder and stir to combine. Add water and the desiccated coconut. Stir and simmer for 1–1½ hours, or until meat is tender (if the mixture looks too dry, add additional water). When meat is at desired tenderness, season with soy sauce and salt to taste (though I sometimes like to add the dark soy earlier, with the water and coconut).
Serve with coconut rice or plain steamed rice.
RENDANG PADANG (Island of Sumatra, Indonesia)
Minor difference: 1. More chili for more spicy rendang 2. Use turmeric only instead of curry power. 3. Add freshly ground coriander accordingly. 4. 2-3 cups coconut milk to produce thick oily sauce. 5. Use the cheapest and toughest meat cut available. 6. No soya sauce. 7. Add tamarind water at the end of cooking. 8. Cook slow heat until oils from the coconut milk shows and sauce thickens to almost brown.
Back in Sumatra, we use buffalo meat and cook it down until it dries and the color of the dish changes to dark brown-black. This can be kept outside the refrigerator for days... but, better refrigerate. But you can also finish cooking when it starts to thicken and the color it light brown. We call this stage of cooked dish: Kalio (not rendang). To kalio, you can also add either fingerling potatoes or fresh kidney beans.
Serve with jasmine rice, plain and with green veggies and cucumber-pinapple salad.
re: roro808
"rendang" is descriptive of a *style* or *stage* of cooking a dish?
re: alkapal
Rendang, is merely stew/braised method of cooking in Southeast Asia: Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore. It consists of variety of spices and coconut milk; cook in very low heat (stove top) until it really thickens (kalio) or dry (rendang). The dry version is very popular to take out to picnics because it does not require refrigeration. The taste is very intense; one can only eat one or two pieces of the meat. You can make rendang with buffalo meat, mutton, or chicken. Once you try it, you'll get hooked!
re: roro808
thank you. i am anxious to try this recipe.
by the way, sri lankan curries are on the drier side, too (compared with most indian curries, in my experience). i have posted a recipe here on chow for black meat curry that is quite good -- from the ceylon cookery book my mother-in-law gave me as a wedding gift.
here is the recipe ---> http://www.chow.com/recipes/14154-sri...
isn't pork badun an indonesian dish? here it is listed as sri lankan, but i thought a cookbook i originally made it from showed it from indonesia. in any event, it is a very tasty dish. http://curryandcomfort.blogspot.com/2...
re: alkapal
Pork badun is Sri Lankan recipe. Pork is not very popular in Indonesian cuisine, due to the majority of muslim population, although there are some popular ones. Some pork dishes are: babi kecap, babi panggang, babi rica-rica and some derived from Chinese recipes.
re: roro808
I've has Indonesian dry rendang several times. It's delicious.
You have me recalling a wonderful dish of steamed veggies and hard boiled eggs served with a spicy peanut sauce. Was it called gado gado? I'd love to have an authentic recipe for this.
Adding to the request list - urap? It was a vegetable dish with coconut that I had I'm Indonesia. I've found a few recipes online that I've cobbled together but none matches the original.
Also, I have invented a dish with petai beans (from a jar unfortunately) with green beans and fried tempeh in a attempt to recreate a dish I had in either Malaysia or Indonesia once. If anyone can help with a proper recipe it would be appreciated.
re: Frizzle
Re.: urap -- did you include the "secret"ingredient, kencur? That's what gives it the distinct taste. You can order this spice onlline - some good Asian grocery stores also carry it.
re: nasilemak
Cool! I assume the belachan should be toasted first or is this one of the rare preparations when it's used "raw?"
re: redgirl
YES! Recipe please. Anyone?
re: nasilemak
Thanks much for sharing, nasilemak. The chicken curry in the picture looks great, but I laughed out loud when I saw the American/white bread also in the picture; how could anything that looks so good be served with something that looks so bad?
re: Joebob
A lot of coffee shops/hawker stalls in Malaysia serve chicken curry with white bread or toast. It's usually a thicker cut bread, but I assume this blogger didn't have the thick cut version.
re: boogiebaby
Most of the time it's for after school or afternoon snack. Usually they make it as rendang ayam sandwich! Sort of chicken pull sandwich. Yum, yum!
re: roro808
I've had chicken curry with French bread slices at the Kopitiams in Singapore, and also chicken curry with thick slices of toast at Old Town Coffee in KL. I've never seen an ayam rendang sandwich in a shop before, but I do use leftover rendang and chicken curry to make toasted sandwiches at home. :)
to keep on topic: my favorite beef recipe is from rasamalaysia's website. I use beef stew meat and let it sit overnight in the fridge before we eat it with rice, fried peanuts, sambal egg and stir fried spinach or kangkong. Yum!
here are some good sites to check out Malaysian recipes -
my recipe for beef rendang (though I've also made it with non traditional pork butt):
make a flavoring paste by grinding a whole cracked nutmeg and 5 whole cloves in a spice grinder, then transfer to a food processor and grind about 5 oz shallots, 3 garlic cloves, 5 to 20 fresh long red chiles, 2 inches of chopped fresh tumeric, 2 inches chopped fresh ginger, 2 inches chopped fresh galangal, 5 smashed macadamia nuts (substitute for candlenuts). Mix 2 pounds boneless beef chuck or round, cut into 2 inch slices with the flavoring paste in a large skillet. add 2.5 cups coconut milk, 3 thick stalks fresh lemongrass tied into a knot, 4 in cinnamon stick, 7 whole fresh kaffir lime leaves, 5 whole daun salam leaves if available, and 1 tsp salt.
bring to gentle boil and then reduce heat to medium low and simmer uncovered for a long time, stirring to keep coconut milk from burning. It reduces over time and becomes dark dark brown, and you keep sitrring and similar until all the liquid reduces and the meat fries in the fat until the color of dark cofee beans. Can take 2 - 3 hours or more. serve at slightly warm room temp.
This offering is from wearybashful (via me):
wearybashful Feb 10, 2008 09:46 AM
Oh my gosh, you must try this. Gary Rosen, a chef in Bali gave me this recipe. It calls for a cup of sambal olek, but even when I reduce it to half a cup it's HOT. I added a bit of brown sugar to counteract the heat. I also didn't follow all the steps: I heated ground spices, made a paste in the blender, and then stewed the beef in the paste. I couldn't figure out the need to marinate when I was braising the beef in the paste 2 or more hours. He didn't say what to do with the lemongrass. I blended in the tender parts, and let the tough parts cook with the stew along with curry leaves, pulling them out later.
Beef Rendang Indonesian beef stew cooked in coconut milk
1.5 kg beef, cut into large cubes
12 shallots, chopped (or 2 onions)
5 cloves of garlic, chopped
4 pieces of galangal sliced
1 inch of fresh ginger, grated
(half) cup of Sambal Ulek (Indonesian chili sauce. Can be found in most Asian grocers)
4 stems of lemongrass
1 tsp turmeric
1 tsp coriander
1 tsp cumin seeds
5 curry leaves (optional)
3 cups of coconut milk
1 tsp of tamarind, in 4 tablespoons of warm water
2 Tbsp of soy Sauce
salt to taste
Process the shallots, garlic, galangal, ginger, sambal ulek and turmeric to a
smooth paste. Dry fry the coriander and cumin until they give off a good
aroma, then grind them finely and add to the paste. Spoon it all over the
cubed meat in a bowl and mix it well. Add the curry leaves and marinate for
30 minutes.
Pour the coconut milk and tamarind liquid into a wok and add the spiced
meat and soy sauce and stir until the liquid boils, then reduce the heat and
simmer gently, uncovered, for 11/2 hours, until the meat is tender and the
liquid is very much reduced.
Serve with steamed rice and a salad of sliced onions, tomato, lime and coriander
Salmon di Jendela - Salmon with Indonesian pesto in rice paper
Looks stunning, so good for you, and the flavours are absolutely amazing!
Note: the first time i made it, no problems - but the second time I made it, the rice paper split. I might have steamed them for too long. Rice paper is so delicate, I find it tricky to work with.
re: ursy_ten
Terima kasih banyak untuk resepi-nya... It all sounds sooo very wonderful... A lots of information for people who don't know much about Indonesia food....
re: roro808
You're very welcome roro808.
Indonesian food is wonderful - well worth exploring!