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1. You majored in philosophy at the University of Edinburgh. How did you go from that to writing about food?
The moral of the story: life rarely takes you where you expect.
I loved philosophy and enjoyed my time in Edinburgh more than I can say. After I earned my master's degree, I considered going to law school, but instead decided to get my PhD. I specialized in applied ethics, which basically means taking ethical theory and applying it to real life situations. I was accepted to do my PhD in Edinburgh, but I was young and wanted adventure, so I got myself into the program at the University of Cape Town in South Africa. Nelson Mandela had just been elected the nation's first black president, so it was a very exciting time to be there.
Back then the only jobs for philosophers were teaching (things are different now – many companies and medical facilities actually have ethicists who consult on difficult decisions, etc.). The problem was that I quickly realized I didn't enjoy teaching. Within a year I dropped out and moved back to New Hampshire where – as a true Gen-Xer – I lived in my parents' basement for a while.
Not long after, I landed a job as reporter at The Associated Press based in our Concord office. I started out covering crime. But I'd always been into food. So when the opportunity came along, I jumped at the chance to write a weekly cooking column for AP. My timing was right. This was about 12 or so years ago, just around the time our nation started paying more attention to food, and more people were recognizing the interplay between food, agriculture, health and the economy. So as AP found itself needing to cover food more aggressively, I was in the right place at the right time. About 10 years ago I became the AP's food writer, and a few years later I took over as editor.
2. If you could invite three (living or dead) philosophers to a dinner cooked by anyone, who would be the guests and who the chef?
It would almost be more fun to invite three chefs and have a philosopher do the cooking! The interesting thing is that today many of the best chefs do dabble in philosophy. Or rather, spend considerable time pondering – and trying to balance – the often far-reaching ethics of our food choices.
But as to which philosophers I would invite… I'd start with John Stuart Mill, who spent a lot of time considering how the rights of the individual weigh against those of the society. I'd be curious what he'd say about the ethics of corporations controlling so much of our food system and whether the government has a duty to intervene in issues such as fast food, obesity and food safety.
Next up, you've got to have a Greek. I'd go with Plato. This guy obsessed over finding the ideals of every thing – trees, governments, rights, etc. He maintained that every thing we know in the world is merely a shadow of those ideals. I wonder what he'd make of genetically modified foods. Because tomatoes that are part fish presumably mess with his whole shadow theory.
Finally, to keep us grounded – Bertrand Russell. He's not considered a heavyweight in most philosophical circles, but I liked him for his ability to bring it all down to a level the average person could understand. We'd need that during this dinner. Because presumably there is wine at this dinner and I can handle only so much high-level thinking when tipsy.
As for the cook… I was tempted to say Alton Brown because he is a tremendously intelligent guy (don't let the Food Network silliness fool you). I think he could keep pace with the guests. But in terms of chefs who have truly and deeply considered the ethics of food, its production and its cooking, it's hard to beat Dan Barber (of New York's Blue Hill Farm restaurants). I learn something every time I listen to him. He could hold his own against the others. It doesn't hurt that he is a killer chef, too.
3. Your new book, Beating the Lunchbox Blues, has made me realize that I've condemned myself to a relatively tasteless lunch for the last decade. Where were you 10 years ago, and why do so many people sentence themselves to a lifetime of bland turkey sandwiches?
Gosh… Ten years ago I was just getting started in food writing at AP. I didn't have a child, so I was having dinner parties weekly, sometimes twice a week. The very thought of that makes me tired now. I was just about to publish my first cookbook, "Venturesome Vegan Cooking" (I haven't been vegan since those days, but was raised that way).
I have no idea what I ate for lunch those days. And here's my dirty little confession. I'm not a big lunch eater. Never have been. In high school, I think I went in the cafeteria once in four years. In college, it was all about the coffee. I must have eaten something at some point, but I don't recall what.
As for why normal people box themselves in, I think it's because most of us have an impression of what a lunch is supposed to be. Those impressions probably are based loosely on whatever their parents packed for them. But most people boil it down to a sandwich, a hunk of fruit and a drink. And when you limit yourself to that, it really is hard to be creative (and to be excited about it) day after day. Other people limit themselves to that because they assume anything else will be too difficult or too time consuming.
I guess I never came at it from those angles. Not because I'm a gifted chef or have all sorts of time to ponder these things. But my day job as AP food editor forces me to be creative with food. And so I treat lunch like any other meal. That means anything goes. Once you realize you can pack or eat anything you want, it's easy to be creative. And you quickly realize that being creative doesn't require tons of energy or time. None of the lunches I pack for my son – deli meat sushi, carpaccio, DIY steak tacos, etc. – takes more than 5 minutes to assemble.
4. You are the first author published by Rachael Ray's new cookbook imprint. How did your collaboration with her happen?
Thanks to my day job, I've known Rachael for many years. About two years ago I learned that she was getting her own cookbook imprint with Simon & Schuster. Though I was working on a book at the time, I knew that wasn't the book to pitch to her. I'd been doing my blog about my son's lunches – LunchBoxBlues.com – for about two years at that point and it was started to get a lot of attention. I'd been on Martha Stewart's television show and NPR several times. I knew that if I ever was going to do a book based on this blog, this was the time and Rachael was the one to do it for. She's been very active in reforming the school lunch system, so she really gets the importance of giving kids good, delicious, healthy foods. When we sat down to chat about it, I told her she'd done so much for kids eating school lunches, but I wanted to do something to help the families who brown bag it. She got it immediately. That's when the hard work started. I had to actually write the book. And quickly. Being her first book meant I needed to get it in to the publisher in just a few months.
5. How often do you eat out, and where do you go when you do?
Well… OK. So, this is a hard one to answer without offending people. But the truth is, I don't live in New Hampshire because of its robust restaurant scene. I love New Hampshire because I love our way of life here. I love the people and the feeling of community I get walking down the street. When I became editor about eight years ago, the job was in New York. I said I'd take the job, but only if I could keep living in New Hampshire. So while we don't have much in the way of great eats, we do have a great state that I have no desire to leave.
So I mostly go out to eat in New York (I go down for work about once a month). Here in New Hampshire, I love the Barley House in Concord (very family friendly, good, solid pub food). Republic Cafe in Manchester is great, too. And I love their emphasis on local foods. When we need an indulgence, we're all about Arnie's Place ice cream in Concord. We will sometimes venture up to Portland, Maine, which has an amazing food scene. You can't go wrong with Duck Fat up there.
6. You've been convicted of murder by gluttony for all the people who happily gorged themselves to death after buying your cookbooks. What do you choose for your last meal?
I'm an incredibly lucky guy. Thanks to my job, I've been able to eat some of the world's best foods from the best chefs in the best restaurants. It's an amazing treat to be able to experience those things. But despite all those many great meals, my last meal would have to come from my mom. I'd start with fruit salad. Sounds crazy, I know. But she knows exactly which fruits I like and which proportions of each. It reminds me of childhood. Then I'd want her spanakopita (Greek feta and spinach pie). We're not Greek and none of us can remember why she started making it. But for as long as I can remember, she has made it for Thanksgiving instead of turkey. I would need a massive hunk of that. I'd finish it off with a half-gallon of cookies and cream ice cream. When I was a kid, my dad and I would split one (I haven't always been this thin…) and hunt for the "whole cookie" we believed was hidden in each container.
The simple fact is, food is about memories and feelings. And for my last meal, those are the memories and feelings I'd want.
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Lawyer; Son's abuse claims gutted Sandusky defense
Documents show former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky decided not to take the witness stand in his own defense after his adopted son came forward and told prosecutors Sandusky had abused him.
Trial transcripts posted online Friday offer a glimpse into Sandusky's decision to remain silent during his child sex abuse trial.
Prosecutors agreed they would not call Matt Sandusky to the witness stand but still planned to ask Jerry Sandusky about his son's abuse claims if he decided to testify.
Jerry Sandusky's lawyer Joe Amendola told a judge Matt Sandusky's claims ``basically took the heart'' out of their defense because Jerry Sandusky had planned to take the stand.
Sandusky was convicted in June of sexually abusing 10 boys, some on Penn State's campus. He faces sentencing next month. He maintains his innocence.
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Angel Animals
Through Allen and Linda Anderson's Angel Animals Blog readers experience animals as guides, healers, and friends. With pets in 63 percent of American homes, the highest number in history, animals have become wisdom partners and cherished companions.
ARE YOU THERE? We attended a spiritual seminar this weekend in Minneapolis. For convenience, we decided to stay at a hotel downtown near the seminar. Allen drove back and forth on breaks to check on our pets including, our little cocker spaniel Leaf. Leaf's history is one of being an abandoned dog who we adopted […] [Read More]
WOOF, MEOW, WRITE, PUBLISH: Writing about Pets and Animals for Love and Money
Wouldn't you like for someone, who has a lot of experience in fulfilling a dream of yours, sit down and tell you what you need to do and know to duplicate that success? That's exactly what we're offering those of you who want to write about some of the most important relationships in your life. […] [Read More]
Is there an animal who wants you to go outside, get some exercise, and play?
Published in the Angel Animals Story of the Week Newsletter on October 23, 2011. MY GOLDEN RETREIVER WANTS TO PLAY By Kaylee (Fifth Grade Student) I am a student from the school that Linda visited to talk to us about writing. I think Linda and Allen's book is great, and you have inspired me to […] [Read More]
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Dear Angel Animals Readers, We are sharing this special edition of the Angel Animals Story of the Week Newsletter. We only do these a few times each year when we have something new and exciting to tell you about. After all the years we've been pet book authors, we are so happy to finally be […] [Read More]
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TALKING TO A DOG ABOUT DANGER A family of coyotes has taken up residence in our quiet city neighborhood. They live in the wooded area of a nearby park. We see them roaming up and down alleys and between houses early morning and late at night. Because our little cocker spaniel Leaf is a tiny […] [Read More]
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Equality Bus Heads for Final Tour Stop
October 25, 2011 by Maureen McCarty, HRC Associate Director of Digital Media
Tomorrow the road to equality leads the HRC bus to Orlando, Florida for an open house on University of Central Florida's campus. Florida is the last state on the equality tour, and we can't help but be a little nostalgic.
We've travelled to 13 states over the course of 12 weeks, hosting workshops, briefings, dance parties, open houses, 5K races, and so much more, in an effort to connect and empower local individuals in every way possible.
Our tireless work over the past few months, fostering new connections with individuals, raising funds and visibility for local organizations, and building relationships with local government officials, is just the beginning.
HRC's "On the Road to Equality" tour has set the wheels of change in motion. It's been an amazing journey, but the tour isn't an end unto itself. Our members and supporters are continuing to advocate for equal rights and benefits in the workplace, ensuring families are treated equally under the law and increasing public support for fairness among all Americans.
Join them today and stay tuned to HRC's blog as we look back on the tour's inspiring achievements.
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Children enjoy end of summer bash
Date: August 10, 2012
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Big Brothers, Big Sisters of the Suncoast hosted an end-of-summer fun day Saturday, Aug. 4., at Sun-N-Fun. Kids enjoyed swimming, competing on the aquatic obstacle course and sliding down the Hippo Slide, a three-and-a-half-story water slide. At the end of the event, each child was given a backpack full of donated school supplies so they could start of the school year prepared.
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Sarasota Military Academy will decorate 8,000 graves with wreaths at Sarasota National Cemetery.
City Commission to consider lift station design
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Not just talkin' turkey
The Sarasota Observer talked with students from Bay Haven School of Basics Plus, Southside Elementary and First Presbyterian Preschool. They shared their Thanksgiving traditions, what they are thankful for and their favorite pie flavors.


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"Water, water everywhere" is especially true for a coastal county like ours.
Editor, Why are we dumbing down our children? Our high schools send 90 percent of students out the door without the most basic skills high school is supposed to teach. High-tech businesses won't locate to Liberty County because of our inability to provide educated workers.
While most voters are familiar with the candidates on the Nov. 4 general-election ballot, many are unaware of the ballot's three referendum questions.
Editor, Our country is in a precarious position. Our government is intruding in our personal lives, and our religions are under attack. The government is ignoring the invasion from south of the border, as well as the dangers imposed by ISIS and other terrorist groups.
Last week, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jason Carter shared via this column his vision for public education in Georgia.
Yes, I know that I am, occasionally, prone to embellishment. But trust me when I say this is the law and the gospel: I have a longtime friend who only calls me when someone dies. Most times, I know the person, but sometimes I don't have a clue the person ever existed.
This month, we are making a positive difference for our local waterways by participating in the statewide Rivers Alive waterway cleanups.
Go get a flu shot. Also, make sure you're children get flu shots. It's a plain and simple set of instructions, but following them could save a life. Please, go do it.
The talking heads and politicians love to use the term, "boots on the ground." It sounds macho.
Editor, Perhaps Liberty County Commissioners Lovette, Stevens, Frasier and Gilliard need to pause and reflect some before they cast any future votes. I'm referring, of course, to their recent votes to open the polls on Sunday.
I have asked the two major gubernatorial candidates to talk to Georgia public-school teachers about their respective education platforms. This week, the floor belongs to Jason Carter, the Democratic challenger. Next week, it will be Republican Gov. Nathan Deal's turn.
A friend of mine, long embroiled in upsets, distractions, problems and tribulations, called one day to announce happily that she was learning to let things roll right off her back.
You drink it. You clean with it. You shower in it. You swim in it. You fish in it. You have fun in it.
Letting a child watch too much TV may be as bad for parents as it is for little ones. In fact, depending on which shows a child is allowed to watch, it may be worse for parents.
On Dec. 16, 1773, a group of demonstrators boarded ships in Boston Harbor. They threw chests of tea overboard to protest the British parliament's unfair tax on tea. It's time for the citizens of Midway and Liberty County to borrow a page from Boston's history book.
Editor, Hinesville Military Affairs Committee's second Veterans Salute was Nov. 1 at Bryant Commons, 438 West Oglethorpe Highway. It was a cold and windy day, but that did not stop or hinder our spirit.
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Editor, The members of Hinesville Military Affairs Committee would like to thank everyone in the community who contributed to the silent auction held during the second annual Veterans Salute on Nov. 1.
This is a story I shared with some of you a couple of years ago, but given the well-deserved tributes this week to our veterans, it seems an appropriate time to share it with all of you. It is about a terrorist; an honest-to-God terrorist. Not only does he not deny the appellation, he's proud of it.
At the Department of Veterans Affairs, we have one of the most noble and inspiring missions in government. I accepted this job and joined this mission to better serve you - our veterans - and improve the delivery of the care and benefits you have earned. It is our privilege to serve you, and I have made clear that as we move forward as a department, we will judge the success of all our efforts against a single metric - the outcomes we provide for veterans.
Over the years, I've crossed paths with many who were extremely successful as well as some who were such miserable failures that, as Mama liked to say, they "ain't worth the breath they draw."
I recently saw a meme posted to a social-media site that said something along the lines of "Having children: Your way of showing the world you no longer intend to be on time - ever."
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Find out where athletes from the East Valley have signed to play college sports.
This Desert Valley Region-Fiesta Region thing in baseball has to stop, doesn't it? Maybe not.
A decade ago, the list you're about to read could have been 25 percent of its current size, but as we approach the beginning of the millennium's second decade, this compilation of the best East Valley-bred high school athletes the Tribune came up with isn't long enough.
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Just about every local 5A or 4A school has played one of its two allotted baseball or softball tournaments as Week 3 of the spring season is nearing an end.
Patterson isn't sure what he is. Ask him that question before he toes the rubber and he will tell you he is a pitcher — a pitcher with a minuscule earned run average.
Mountain Pointe (9-0, 5-0) vs. Marcos de Niza (9-0, 5-0)
East Valley and Scottsdale high school players who have signed national letters of intent to Division I-A universities:
If there were any concerns about a possible hangover for Tempe Prep following last week's third-quarter collapse at No. 1 Pima, they were put to bed early Friday.
Gilbert Highland boys basketball coach Jon Shaw has resigned his coaching position after three seasons guiding the Hawks, district athletic director Mark Cisterna confirmed.
One goal accomplished, and now it's on to the state tournament.
Junior Kevin Pantastico is next in line to take over in quarterback paradise. Two seasons ago, in the first year of coach Jeremy Hathcock's tenure at Mesa Desert Ridge, Clay Busch passed for 2,821 yards, a clip of more than 250 yards per game.
In light of an ugly event at a recent girls basketball game, we here at Varsity Xtra would like to offer a public service announcement to parents who have trouble keeping their emotions in check.
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Listen to Prefuse 73 and Machinedrum's Collaborative Track "The Only Scarf"
By Evan Minsker on March 10, 2014 at 10:25 p.m. EDT
Prefuse 73 & Machinedrum: "The Only Scarf" (via SoundCloud)
Guillermo S. Herren, aka Prefuse 73, has a record label called Yellow Year, which focuses on collaborative releases. The latest is out tomorrow—"The Only Scarf" is a collaboration between Herren and producer Travis Stewart, aka Machinedrum. Listen above via The Fader.
Philip Glass, Tyondai Braxton, Prefuse 73, More to Play Philippines Benefit in New York
By Evan Minsker on December 14, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. EST
Philip Glass and Tyondai Braxton photo by Erez Avissar
This Thursday, December 19, the New York venue Le Poisson Rouge is hosting a benefit concert to bring aid to the Philippines following the devastation of Typhoon Haiyan. It'll feature performances from legendary composer Philip Glass, Tyondai Braxton and Ben Vida, Prefuse 73, Deerhoof's Satomi Matsuzaki, Dan Friel, DJ Jon Santos, and other special guests to be announced.
Prefuse 73 and Teebs Announce Sons of the Morning EP, Share "A Dangerous Study of Bird Life"
By Evan Minsker on September 9, 2013 at 12:00 p.m. EDT
Sons of the Morning: "A Dangerous Exploration of Bird Life" (via SoundCloud)
Earlier this year, Guillermo S. Herren, aka Prefuse 73, announced his new record label Yellow Year Records. Today, he's detailed the first release on that label-- it's Speak Soon Volume One by Sons of the Morning, the collaborative duo of Herren and L.A. producer/Brainfeeder affiliate Teebs. It's out October 1. Listen to "A Dangerous Exploration Study of Bird Life" above. Update: The song title has been changed.
Prefuse 73 Launches Label With Collab Series Featuring Nosaj Thing, Teebs, Nathan Fake, More
By Evan Minsker on May 22, 2013 at 10:14 a.m. EDT
Guillermo S. Herren, aka Prefuse 73, is launching a new record label, Yellow Year Records, alongside photographer Angel Ceballos. The label's first offering will be a twelve-volume series of collaborative EPs called Speak Soon. The monthly releases will find Prefuse 73 working with Teebs, Nosaj Thing, Lapalux, Synkro, Nathan Fake, Dimlite, and others.
Watch the Video for the Flaming Lips and Prefuse 73 Collaboration "Supermoon Made Me Want to Pee"
By Larry Fitzmaurice on April 20, 2012 at 2:11 p.m. EDT
The animated video for the Flaming Lips and Prefuse 73's "The Supermoon Made Me Want to Pee", which appears on the Lips' collab-heavy Record Store Day release The Flaming Lips and Heady Fwends, is very weird.
Hear the New Flaming Lips/Prefuse 73 EP
By Tom Breihan on May 24, 2011 at 5:00 p.m. EDT
Prefuse 73 photo by Angel Ceballos
Yesterday, Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne tweeted that his band's collaboration with chameleon glitch-hop producer Prefuse 73 was "coming out later today" on a slab of psychedelically colored vinyl. And sure enough, four chaotic, fuzzed-out collaborative tracks from the Lips and Prefuse soon made their way to the Internet, in true Flaming Lips guerrilla fashion.
As Consequence of Sound points out, Psych Explorations of the Future Heart has posted YouTube streams of all four songs from the EP, and we've got all those streams below. Psych Explorations also notes that copies of the EP are for sale at Oklahoma City's Guestroom Records, which ought to make OKC residents feel just a little bit better about that brutal overtime Thunder playoff loss last night. (Thanks to reader James Lovett of Playful Prairie, who bought the EP and confirmed that the tracks below are indeed legit.)
Stream Full New Albums From Prefuse 73, Cat's Eyes, Julian Lynch, Jason Forrest, High Llamas
By Tom Breihan on April 22, 2011 at 1:35 p.m. EDT
On April 26 in the U.S. and a day before in the UK, Warp will release The Only She Chapters, the new album from experimental electronic producer Prefuse 73. The album boasts guest appearances from people like the late Broadcast singer Trish Keenan, Zola Jesus' Nika Roza Danilova, and My Brightest Diamond's Shara Worden. Right now, the whole LP is streaming at 3VOOR12.
UPDATE: Julian Lynch's Terra is out April 26 on Underwater Peoples and streaming at Altered Zones.
Ford & Lopatin Announce Album Details
By Tom Breihan on March 23, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. EDT
Ford & Lopatin: Emergency Room
Ford & Lopatin, formerly known as Games, is the sci-fi synthpop duo of Daniel Lopatin, otherwise known as Oneohtrix Point Never, and Tigercity member Joel Ford. They'll release their debut album Channel Pressure June 7 on their Mexican Summer imprint Software. That image above, which looks like it should have Kelly LeBrock stepping off the screen, is the cover art. Also above, you can download first single "Emergency Room". And below, we've got the album's tracklist and the duo's touring schedule.
Listen: Prefuse 73/My Brightest Diamond Collab
By Larry Fitzmaurice on March 10, 2011 at 4:00 p.m. EST
Experimental electronic producer Prefuse 73 has a new album, The Only She Chapters, coming out April 26 on Warp in the U.S. (the UK will get it the day before). The record feature contributions from folks such as Zola Jesus' Nika Roza Danilova, late Broadcast singer Trish Keenan, and My Brightest Diamond's Shara Worden, who lends a hand (har har) to the ethereal "The Only Hand to Hold". You can stream or download (for the price of an email address) the album cut below.
Broadcast's Trish Keenan, Zola Jesus, My Brightest Diamond Guest on New Prefuse 73 Album
By Larry Fitzmaurice on February 9, 2011 at 6:05 p.m. EST
Prefuse 73: "The Only She Chapters" Album Sampler (via SoundCloud)
Last July, experimental dance music mastermind Prefuse 73 took to MySpace to offer an update on his forthcoming LP, which he said at the time would feature contributions from folks like late Broadcast singer Trish Keenan, Zola Jesus' Nika Rosa Danilova, My Brightest Diamond's Shara Worden, and Dirty Projectors' Angel Deradoorian. Today, the details of that record have been revealed. It's titled The Only She Chapters and due for release April 26 on Warp in the U.S. (the UK will get it the day before). Although Deradoorian didn't make the cut, Keenan, Worden, and Zola's contributions did, and more.
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Piano 101 Pop Book 1 (Popular Music from Movies, TV, Radio and Stage to Play for Fun!). Arranged by Carol Matz. For Piano. Method/Instruction; Piano - Alfred's Piano 101. Beginner. Book. 32 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.30007).
Designed to be used in conjunction with Piano 101, Book 1, this collection of popular pieces will help motivate students in continuing their studies. Selections from movies, TV, radio and stage reinforce concepts from each unit of the book, beginning with Unit 4. Titles: Beauty and the Beast (from Walt Disney's Beauty and the Beast) * Can You Feel the Love Tonight (from Walt Disney's The Lion King) * Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead (from The Wizard of Oz) * Great Balls of Fire * It's My Party * The James Bond Theme * The Lion Sleeps Tonight * Old Time Rock & Roll * Part of Your World (from Walt Disney's The Little Mermaid) * (We're Gonna) Rock Around the Clock * Take My Breath Away * Theme from New York, New York * This Land Is Your Land * What a Wonderful World * A Whole New World (from Walt Disney's Aladdin) * Wipe Out.
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This comprehensive approach to functional musicianship at the keyboard includes varied repertoire, theory, technique, sight-reading, harmonization from lead sheets, ear training and ensembles. Great for college non-music majors, continuing education classes, music dealer in-store programs and group piano classes at the middle and high school levels. Book 1 contains 15 units each with a variety of repertoire, exercises, unit review worksheets and an assignment page. The comb binding creates a lay-flat book that is perfect for study and performance.
- Beauty and the Beast (from Walt Disney's Beauty and the Beast)
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- Great Balls of Fire
- It's My Party
- The James Bond Theme
- The Lion Sleeps Tonight
- Old Time Rock & Roll
- Part of Your World (from Walt Disney's The Little Mermaid)
- (We're Gonna) Rock Around the Clock
- Take My Breath Away
- Theme from New York, New York
- This Land Is Your Land
- What a Wonderful World
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- Wipe Out
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Dental insurance keeps you smiling. There are probably a lot of things you'd rather do than go to the dentist. But your teeth and gums are the gateway to good health. If you're unsure if you can afford dental coverage, you're like many American adults.1 But get ready to smile.
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2 www.adha.org (American Dental Hygienist Association)
3"Appropriate Periodontal Therapy Associated with Lower Medical Utilization and Costs," presented at the International Association for Dental Research Meeting, March 2013, Seattle
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From an operational standpoint, some major functions of benefits administration include: (i) ensuring the legal compliance and overall effectiveness of an organization's benefits program including health, welfare and retirement plans; (ii) negotiating with vendors and recommending benefit plans that align with organizational goals; (iii) communicating benefit plan options to both new and existing employees; (iv) processing additions and terminations to benefit plans in a timely manner; (v) verifying bills and making accurate and timely payments to insurance providers; (vi) making sure payroll deductions are in place for employee contributions to benefit plans; and (vii) ensuring employer contributions are done in a timely manner.
Benefits administration involves balancing the needs of both the employee and the employer. It is important to have programs in place that support the employee that are in line with what an employer can afford.
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Decipho Personalized Search Engine
Decipho officially launched on December 14th after having been available since October. It's an interesting search engine because it takes the concept of social search another stage further, while at the same time offering very useful personalisation.
There are lots of things that you can do with it, but I would recommend registering and then uploading a list of your bookmarks to start you off. Unfortunately these have to be from your browser, rather than any other bookmarking services at the moment. Once you've done that, take a look at the search interface itself. Very straightforward, following the Google model of having little on the screen other than the search box, although Decipho is offering a couple of interesting extras – a shops/services box and research/info box with a slider bar underneath.
If you start with a straightforward search your results are pulled out and made available in 2 columns. The left hand one gives a maximum of 40 'regular results' while the right is a collection of 'my results'. The set of 'my results' is based on websites that feature in your uploaded listing of bookmarks (and what a useful way to find material that you've lost in there!), and it will also find any websites that you've previously ranked, and those will be added as well.
Users are able to categorise websites into the shopping/research categories previously mentioned or into personal categories that they can create for themselves. These categories also appear when a user runs a search, to another way of limiting results.
So far, so good, but there is more with this particular search engine.
Once a search has been run, users are prompted with options to expand a search with various suggested terms, although 'expand' really isn't quite accurate, as a lot of the suggestions will actually narrow a search very quickly.
Searchers can also use the the slider bar to manipulate their results even more. This is the 'social meter' which allows you to select what percentage a websites user ranking for a specific category must be equal or greater than. To be honest, I've read and re-read the description of how this is supposed to work, and I still don't fully understand it, and when I tried it out it seemed to have no effect at all. Hopefully you will have better luck!
Another nice feature that I liked was the ability for website owners to claim their sites, and add their own information. This can best be seen by doing a search for decipho and clicking on the 'owners message' under the result.
All told, it's an interesting approach to marrying together social and personalised search options . If you have a spare 5 minutes it's worth trying out.
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One of the main reasons for people "quitting the gym" is lack of support, motivation, and enjoyment. Without the knowledge from a personal trainer, it is difficult to know what workouts to do, making it frustrating and easy to give up and go home. Plus, it is hard to motivate yourself to exercise to your fullest potential if you are alone. Here are some fantastic benefits of attending group exercise classes:
- Support and Motivation: When you work out on your own, you are more likely to give up faster than when you are in a group exercise class. The instructor can provide the support you need to keep pushing on, and being in a class full of others gives you the accountability and motivation to stay.
- Fun: Going to a group exercise class is fun! Our Zumba classes have encouraging music to get you excited and motivated for the class. It is also the group fitness instructor's purpose and duty to provide a calorie-burning workout for you that is enjoyable.
- Friends: Group exercise classes are a perfect place to meet friends. Other people in the same classes as you share the common interest of wanting to stay fit, plus if you meet someone in your class you can motivate each other to keep attending that class.
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by George Malik on 11/16/14 at 11:38 AM ET
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The Detroit Red Wings face a stiff task in attempting to derail the 12-4-and-2 Montreal Canadiens' 5-game winning streak this evening (7 PM EST on FSD/City TV/RDS/97.1 FM), and I guess there's nothing like a morning skate for an 8-3-and-5 team like having a slight heart attack, per the Detroit News's Chris McCosky:
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by George Malik on 11/16/14 at 06:23 AM ET
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The Red Wings chose to take Saturday off and engage in a full morning skate ahead of tonight's game against the Montreal Canadiens (7 PM on FSD/City TV//RDS/97.1 FM; Dustin Tokarski will face Jimmy Howard in the nets=), and the "off-day" made sense for two reasons:
First and foremost, the Wings' 13-games-in-24-nights stretch takes them to Columbus on Tuesday, Winnipeg on Thursday and then Toronto next Saturday, and Thanksgiving week = home games against Ottawa on the 24th and Philly on the 26th, a road game against the Devils on Friday the 28th and a home tilt against Vancouver on Sunday the 30th, so the Wings need to maximize their rest and especially recovery time;
Second, the Wings were very sloppy in last Sunday's 4-3 shootout loss to the Lightning--a game in which the team chose to skip their morning skate--and as strongly as the Wings played in Friday's win over Chicago, Detroit might have to play an even better game to defeat the Canadiens this evening.
Montreal comes into the game on a 5-game winning streak, they've got a 13-4-and-1 record, and on Saturday night, the Habs scored 3 power play goals en route to a 6-3 win over Philadelphia.
MontrealCanadiens.com's Steven Nechay noted that Sergei Gonchar helped the Canadiens shake a significant power play slump:
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Prospect news: Mantha scores 1st pro goal in Griffins win; Coreau wins 4th game; 4 pts for Hicketts
by George Malik on 11/16/14 at 04:25 AM ET
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I don't expect Anthony Mantha to have a dominant season with the Grand Rapids Griffins.
He's just getting up to speed after missing over two months due to a broken leg that was closer to a fracture of his knee more than anything else, so getting his "wind" back is hard enough; just as importantly, after scoring a goal a game in a high-scoring league of 16-to-20-year-olds, even a 6'5," 214-pound plyaer's going to find that you can't take 90-second shifts, you don't have nearly as much time and space in the AHL, and that there are players 10 years older, 15 pounds heavier and a whole lot more experienced who can check the Manthas of the world into dust.
But Mantha is also a power sniper who really does have 25-to-35-goal potential at the NHL level, and as such, this didn't surprise me at all (even if it was nearly an empty-netter):
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Once Again Mike Babcock Responds To The Contract Talk
by Paul on 11/15/14 at 07:16 PM ET
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via Mike Johnston of Sportsnet,
Babcock is in the final year of his contract and would be a coveted asset should he become available. The 51-year-old, who won a Stanley Cup with the Red Wings in 2008 and two Olympic gold medals with Team Canada (2010, 2014), says he isn't concerned about his contract status.
"It doesn't make one difference to [Red Wings GM] Ken Holland or myself," Babcock told Sportsnet 590 The Fan Saturday. "The reality is I'm going to do what's best for me…Ken is going to do what's best for the Red Wings."...
"In the end I think we're going to find a way to work things out," added Babcock, who reiterated he's more focused on winning than his contract. "If you look after the present you'll be fine."
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Off-day post: on the Habs, The Red Wings' blueline, Franzen, the Glendening line & Wings prospects
by George Malik on 11/15/14 at 04:40 PM ET
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The Wings chose not to to practice the day after their 4-1 win over the Chicago Blackhawks. That's a little strange going into the team's 13-games-in-24-nights stretch, especially given the Wings' 4-day break this past week, but the Wings' schedule after Sunday (when the Wings host the Montreal Canadiens at 7 PM EST) is weird--they play in Columbus on Tuesday, head west to Winnipeg on Thursday and then head back East to play Toronto on Saturday--so the players and coach have to balance "teaching time" and "rest time."
The Canadiens possesses a 12-4-and-1 record, and as the CBC's Amy Cleveland notes, the Canadiens are on quite the streak heading into tonight's home game against Philadelphia:
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So Far Ken Holland Was Right
by Paul on 11/15/14 at 11:20 AM ET
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from Kevin Allen of USA TODAY,
Sometimes the best acquisitions are those you don't make. The Detroit Red Wings went after the top free agent defensemen last summer and struck out.
Detroit general manager Ken Holland took a verbal beating in fan chat rooms because he didn't change up the blueline mix. In response, he said he believed the Red Wings defense would be competitive.
He was clearly right.
With roughly 20% of the NHL season completed, the Red Wings (8-3-5) rank seventh in the league on the strength of a goals-against average of 2.19 goals per game. Last season, the Red Wings ranked 16th with a 2.70 goals-against.
They are now on a pace to give up 51 fewer goals than they gave up last season.
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Impressive Wings
by Paul on 11/15/14 at 08:59 AM ET
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from Joe Lapointe of Mlive,
It took only 2 hours and 15 minutes to finish the whole thing. At times, Chicago players seemed to join the fans in silent awe, watching the Wings throw passes, tape-to-tape, the sound of "click-click-click" echoing in the air as well-aimed pucks found waiting stick blades of skaters already in motion.
Detroit coach Mike Babcock refused to accept one of the great clichés of the sport when someone tried to describe his team's style.
"I don't think we play 'fire-wagon,'" he said. "But I like us to play fast. I like us to be in attack mode. I'm not a big believer in that you defend leads. I think you play like it's tied all the time. You put on the gas and go get the opposition."
Babcock said his team didn't look this speedy in recent games and that four days off left the Wings with fresh legs. That was an understatement. In the final minute, the Wings were storming the Chicago crease. They looked as if they could play another game right away against another team. They were very impressive and entertaining.
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The overnight report: on Hall of Fame Hasek, Red Wings-Hawks tailings, etc.
by George Malik on 11/15/14 at 06:15 AM ET
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I don't know if you remember this, but the best thing I can say about Dominik Hasek's strange three stints with Detroit--two Stanley Cups aside--is that the last chapter could've been worse.
After Manny Legace struggled so mightily during the 2006 playoffs against Edmonton, the talk was that the Wings were considering trading for Andrew Raycroft (yes, seriously), going after Jean-Sebastien Giguere, possibly trading for Evgeni Nabokov or bringing in Eddie Belfour.
Eventually, the Wings actually brought Belfour to Joe Louis Arena for a physical, and Belfour (who may or may not still live near Saginaw as his Carmen Racing/Carman Customs businesses used to be based there), talked about burying multiple hatchets with the Wings from his time in Chicago and Dallas.
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Red Wings-Blackhawks wrap-up: Wings out-skate, out-flank, out-Hawk Chicago
by George Malik on 11/15/14 at 04:01 AM ET
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The Detroit Red Wings kicked off a set of 13 games played over the course of 24 November and December nights--played every other day or greater between November 14th and December 7th--against the Chicago Blackhawks on Friday night. Despite a 4-day break, the Red Wings arguably played a game on Friday that should serve as a blueprint for Sunday's game against Montreal, the Wings' three-game road trip through Columbus (on Tuesday), Winnipeg (on Thursday) and Toronto (a week from today; after Friday's game, the Wings recalled Petr Mrazek and sent Tom McCollum to Grand Rapids to start Saturday's game), as well as the rest of the whole damn season.
Detroit was fleet-footed, aggressive as hell through the neutral zone to the point of being downright predatory, offensively explosive, defensively sound and physically and mentally engaged from minutes 1 to 60 of the Wings' 4-1 victory over Chicago, earning their first home win in three years against the Blackhawks while displaying the kind of elite puck-moving, layered backchecking, speedy transition, strong forechecking and relentless offense that the Wings used to employ when Nicklas Lidstrom was the team's quarterback.
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Prospect report: Pulkkinen, Callahan steal the show in Mantha's debut; Walleye roll along
by George Malik on 11/15/14 at 02:27 AM ET
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Anthony Mantha made his Grand Rapids Griffins debut on Friday, registering a shot, a -1 (as he was on the ice for a shorthanded goal against), a penalty and a stern clank off the goalpost in his first professional game, but he wasn't "the story."
Instead, Mantha's' teammates rallied from 1-0 and 2-1 deficits, with Mitch Callahan scoring the game-tying goal with 1:14 left and Teemu Pulkkinen's "holy slapper" delivering a 3-2 overtime win over the Texas Stars--the team that eliminated the Griffins from the Calder Cup playoffs last spring--with all of 0.8 seconds left in the AHL's 7-minute OT, earning Grand Rapids its second home win of the season.
After the game, the Wings swapped out Tom McCollum, who will start Saturday's Griffins game, for Petr Mrazek, who will back up Jimmy Howard on Sunday and head on the Wings' 3-game road swing with the NHL team.
The Grand Rapids Griffins' website posted a game recap:
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- McQ by Alexander McQueen
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- MCQ ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Wool-Mohair Blend Tailored Coat$1,285 stylebop.comRendered in a rich shade of pumpkin-hued wool-mohair, this tailored coat from McQ Alexander McQueen radiates autumnal elegance. Pumpkin wool-mohair blend, peaked lapel, long sleeves, double-breasted buttoned front, slit pockets, back vent. Slim tailored fit. Team with a tailored sheath and tall boots. 64% Wool, 24% Polyamide, 12% Mohair.
- MCQ ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Wool Blend Plaid Pea Coat$1,380 stylebop.comClassic with a touch of rock'n'roll, this alpaca-infused pea coat from McQ Alexander McQueen features a cool modern cut. Tonal grey/pumpkin wool-alpaca blend plaid, oversized notched collar, long sleeves, double-breasted button-down front. Tailored fit. Team with a statement sweatshirt, leather pants and pumps. 61% Wool, 20% Polyester, 10% Alpaca, 8% Polyamide, 1% Acrylic. Lining: 52% Viscose, 48% Acetate. Dry clean.
- MCQ ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Cotton Coat with Fur Collar$1,010 stylebop.comA luxe iteration of the classic army coat, this cotton version from McQ Alexander McQueen boasts a cozy fur collar. Olive cotton, hood with fur trim and lining, long sleeves with pocket detail, snap flap pockets, front zip with buttoned placket, internal drawstring. Loose fit. Team with a cashmere hat and leather leggings. 100% Cotton. Lining: 100% Wool. Machine wash.
- MCQ ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Stretch Wool Evening Coat$1,225 stylebop.comAdd impeccable polish to autumn looks with McQ Alexander McQueen's slim tailored evening coat. Black stretch cool, peaked lapel, long sleeves, buttoned cuffs, one button closure. Slim tailored fit. Team with a tailored sheath or menswear-inspired evening ensemble. 98% Wool, 2% Elastane.
- MCQ ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Fur-Trimmed Parka$1,350 stylebop.comStay warm in luxe style in this fur-laden parka from McQ Alexander McQueen. Hood with fur trim, front button closure, long sleeves flap pocket. Oversized fit. Wear with a jeans-and-tee ensemble and over-the-knee boots. 100% Cotton. Lining: 100% Cotton. Padding: 100% Polyester. Fur: Racoon. Machine wash.
- MCQ ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Wool Peacoat$1,320 stylebop.comInspired by nautical style, this classic peacoat from McQ Alexander McQueen is an elegant addition to your new-season look. Large spread collar with velvet panel, long sleeves, double-breasted button closure, slit pockets, back vent. Fitted. Pair with a cashmere pullover, sleek trousers, and wedge heels. 80% Wool, 20% Polyamide. Collar: 100% Cotton. Cuff: 50% Acryl, 46% Wool, 3% Polyamide, 1% Elastane. Lining: 100% Viscose. Dry clean.
- MCQ ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Wool Blend Fringed Coat in Red/Black$1,662 $2,375 stylebop.comWork a punk edge into you outerwear collection with this fringed coat from McQ Alexander McQueen. Red and black patterned patchwork, black fringe, notched collar, long sleeves, off-center buttoned front. Tailored fit, A-line silhouette. Team with slick leather accessories and a studded handbag. 48% Acrylic, 28% Polyester, 20% Wool, 4% Polyamide. Lining: 100% Viscose. Dry clean.