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Freedom of speech for students has been a quagmire for educators and constitutional scholars for decades. As students have pushed boundaries, they have challenged adults to preserve students' basic democratic freedoms while ensuring the right to privacy, the right not to be bullied, and the right to limit speech that can incite hateful or violent action.
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Pairing Food with Music
- CindyJ Jan 13, 2008 01:11 PM
From the minute I begin prepping for dinner, throughout the cooking, dining and meal clean-up, if it's Italian I'm cooking I've got Italian music playing in the background. Andrea Bocelli works well for me, and so does (some) Pavarotti, but I also enjoy "Dean Martin Sings Italian Favorites" as well as a couple of "generic" Italian CDs that have all those old songs everyone recognizes (Santa Lucia, Funiculi, Funicula, etc.) Hokey, sure, but for me, it's all part of the joy of cooking and eating Italian.
But I'm without a musical repertoire for other ethnic cuisines. What music should I be listening to when the menu is Mexican? ...or Asian? ...or Greek? ...or French? And, in addition to the music, are there other things you do to add "ethnic ambiance" to your at-home dining experiences?
I've been given cookbooks with music CDs. There is a series:
Personally, I like quiet when I can get it, and that includes meal prep. But, the adding ethnic ambiance reminds me of Sandra Lee spending time changing her drapes and tablescapes to match what she's semi-cooked.
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Well, depending on what it is I'm eating, I've been known to end a meal with my clothing matching the colors of the food on my plate. :)
In all seriousness, though, I DO give consideration to the colors of the food I'm serving, and try to choose my dinnerware to enhance the look of the food.
Great post. During my mise en place: slicing, mincing, pounding, filleting, whisking, etc, I usually play kick-ass rock and roll, always with a glass of wine. Huey Lewis can be very motivating. As soon as something starts to smell good (usually the garlic) and I can wipe my brow, I switch to one of the 3 tenors, or classical, before the guests arrive.
Mealtime: unclear. Mexican -try The Gypsy Kings. Otherwise, I go with Serius classic.
Asian or Greek, I defer to others..
re: Veggo
I usually don't listen to music when I'm cooking a simple meal. When I'm preparing something more elaborate or for guests I usually have 1980's alternative music on in the background because that helps me get into a happy and festive mood. After this post I'm going to try to make a game out of it. Pairing music to food. This weekend I promised my husband Mexican and I'm going to break out the Selena soundtrack.
What a fun post!
When I'm preparing something that I'm familiar with or is somewhat tedious, i.e. I can make it in my sleep, or I'm having to do a lot of chopping, that sort of thing...then I like to play stuff that I can really sing to. The Moulin Rouge and Wicked soundtracks are favorites, or stuff like Evanescence, Tori Amos, Dave Matthews...I guess it's more song-specific than artist specific. I have a running list of really good belting tunes :-)
If it's something that requires more finesse and attention, I prefer instrumentals; Barber's Adagio for strings, or Jesse Cook-esque flamenco.
I love the idea of having ethnically themed music though - will definitely give that a try! Tonight is Mexican, tomorrow Italian...this should be fun! :-)
re: Aloo0628
DO tell me about your Mexican music selections.
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I love to sing while I cook, and even more when I have to do the dishes.
re: mordacity
If I sang while I did the dishes, I'd have no help in the kitchen.
Although I don't usually match my music to my cuisine..... (Led Zeppelin while making Marcella's Bolognese, anyone?) I do have to listen to merengue, salsa and bachata when trying to replicate my Mom's Dominican cooking. It gets me in the mood and it helps me channel the Dominican Culinary Gods! LOL
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That's totally me! I love blasting some Zeppelin when cooking for some reason. I also really like some of the Putomayo stuff, on other occasions.
Can't imagine mincing garlic without Bach's Well Tempered Clavier Book II playing. When preparing meatloaf, Book I.
Jazz always works for me. Billy, Sarah Vaughn, Dinah Washington, Ella when I want to sing, something with a steamy sax when I juat want to sway (Charlie Parker, Coleman Hawkins, Dexter Gordon) Chet if I want a mix (no pun intended). I can always listen to good jazz.
There is also a series of CDs with lounge misic that is always amusing to listen to while cooking. The series is called "Ultralounge"
When cooking Mexican/Cuban, we throw on CDs that we picked up in these countries while on trips. Brings us right back to our trips.
French is easy, as we live in Quebec and have access to Quebecois music culture as well as France French music.
But Asian, haven''t really found something for that. I am not a huge fan of Asian pop. Asian classical is better, but I am a Western baby when it comes to music.
I don't think I play certain type of music for cuisines. It just depends on my mood, can be anything from Jay-Z to Rachmaninoff. I notice that if I have to do a lot of tedious work like chopping, I end up playing a lot more rap/hip-hop and dance. And if I'm doing something complicated I don't have music playing as I like to concentrate.
This is what I'd play for dinner parties, depending on the food:
French - Carla Bruni's "Quelqu'un m'a dit" or Keren Ann's "La disparition"
Italian - some Gianmaria Testa or old-school Gianna Nannini
Mexican - Lhasa de Sela's "La Llorona" (even though she's technically Canadian)
Not sure what I'd play for Asian cuisines - probably the soundtrack to a movie based in those countries.
A nice universal CD: the soundtrack to The Red Violin.
re: piccola
Hi there, pairing food with music is something that I think really brings a whole other level to a dinner party, an evening with someone special or a night in the kitchen with your iPod. Check out my San Francisco-focused food blog, eating/sf (eatingthroughsf.blogspot.com)--and the Musical Pairings section (recommended music pairings for the food that I cook).
re: KaseyF
I really love your Musical Pairings concept, Kasey. I think I've been laughed at more than once as I've hunted for just the right music to accompany a particular menu. Let them laugh! To me, the music is another facet of the presentation. And if I'm the only one at my dinner table who notices, so be it!
For French night at my monthly supper club I put together a playlist including Carla Bruni, Paris Combo, Alizee, selections from the Triplets of Belleville soundtrack, a bit of Hotel Costes Quatre, Coraline Clement, Pink Martini, and Camille.
Latin night featured Ottmar Liebert, Astrud Gilberto, Gypsy Kings, Carlos Santana, Rodrigo y Gabriella, and Los Lobos.
Pan-Asian night is coming up though and I have NO ideas for that playlist as of yet. Suggestions welcome!
re: frittering_away
Yeah, that's who I plugged into Pandora. Ended up with a weird mix of music but it worked well enough.
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I love it! I just ordered it from Amazon. Thanks, for the rec, Don.
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I was going to recommend the Ronstadt CD, that is a fun one to belt along with.
I get a huge kick out of playing the old manhattan transfer "java jive" while waiting for my french press in the morning.
Otherwise, opera is a must. I think Puccini transcends all cuisine.
When I'm cooking it's always a toss up between "Why does it hurt when I pee" by Frank Zappa or "Wang Dang sweet poontang" by the nuge.
To take your pairing further still, I like to have an entire theme to my days & evenings from time to time. One day last spring, I 'forced' (heavily enticed?) my hubby to attend a performance at a local university of a japanese tea ceremony, followed by a flower arranging demonstration. That evening, I put on my kimono (shorter americanized version- I forgot what it's called) and we went out for sushi. We came home and hunkered down on the couch with some saki and a quazi-asian movie. I will often do theme evenings- and pair food with movies, horse races, foreign holidays, garden inspired, etc. Makes for a fun evening! (He won't do horror movies, but I will think up a pairing on my own for that!)
As I said in the "waht is the favorite thing in kitchen post" well mine is my ipod and ipod docking station...I love to listen while I am in the kitchen...when cooking everyday meals it is on AC/DC, Heart, Pat Benatar, Puddle of Mudd, ZZ Top, anything like that, when making Bermuda Island favorites I have Jimmy Buffet playing in the back ground, love Pavarotti when cooking Italian ...you kind of see a pattern??!!
I've been meaning to post this for you--the soundtrack to Calle 54--link includes samples:
I picked it up after seeing the movie when it came out. Would highly both recommend the DVD and the soundtrack if you have any interest in Latin jazz. It'd pair nicely with any Latin-inspired dishes/drinks you feel like making, though honestly, I love to blast it in the car. Very favorite track is #5 "From Within" from Michel Camilo.
Weird aside:
I always cook with the music on and often sing wile prepping or doing dishes
I CANNOT prep food or cook with my ipod on. I become braindead.
I was rifling through my opera compilation cds and I think I've found the perfect cooking cd)
For example:
Funiculi Funicula - perky prep and chopping
Verdi's Anvil chorus from Il Trovatore- kneading bread/pounding scalloppine
Puccini's O Mio Babbino Caro for coaxing starches out of your risotto(your tears count as seasoning
I am also reminded of Kramer and Newman making sausage to polka music on Seinfeld, ha


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- krystaltgirl 07/08/2009 2:29pm
Need I say more another christian righter who obviously hasn't read the bill, yet claims it will limit free speech
The nation falls in love with John; the people elect him to the highest office in the country, and he is shot dead. Bobby is marked as a fierce and courageous prosecutor, with political promise of his Own, and he's shot dead. Fifty years later, Teddy is still alive, and is being used by the Jewish Lobby as a brand, to stamp on pieces of Shit, like S909. Is there No justice in this world?
- krystaltgirl 07/08/2009 8:54pm
I would like to invite every right wing christian wacko to comment often on these websites regarding how much you detest the GLBT population……please tell us how much you hate us in bold words….. You will only be showing the educated Americans exactly why we need laws like these….. Thank you
I have seen your multitudinous posts, attacking Christians, even when there has been no reply to your previous post. That's unfortunate and sad that you feel the need to attempt to provoke hate speech toward you, by those who the legislation would Not protect.
By now, most have seen the TRUTHTELLERS.ORG video of Eric Holder NOT being able to offer a Single specific instance to defend the necessity for this tripe, upon repeated questioning by Tom Coburn and Jeff Sessions.
Please stop acting as a provocateur of verbal violence. I'm fairly confident that most don't hate you. Those who have a true relationship with the living God fear him, and feel pity for you and your inner torment. And they would wish that you find such a relationship, yourself.
Start by reading the book of Matthew. Given the level of your intellectual adroitness, I am sure you will find a way to open your mind and open your heart to its message.
How is S.909 an attack on Free Speech? Is it free speech when someone yells 'FIRE' in a crowded room, especially when there is no fire? The result of that is usually people race to exits to get out of that area by what ever means thay can, no matter who they trample on, hurt or kill. And there was never a fire to begin with.
If your child were GAY – LESBIAN – TRANSGENDER, would you still maintain your opinion that S.909 was an attack on FREE SPEECH?
(take those shades off and open your eyes to the truth)
- krystaltgirl 07/09/2009 3:33pm
You follow the lead of rev ted pike………….. wow …….. ya he's a true voice of god…… I think I might get i'll….. anyone got a barf bag?
- krystaltgirl 07/10/2009 10:52am
I have said before that I agree that there are current laws that prosecute individuals for violent crimes and it is true that those responsible for the death of Matthew Sheppard are serving two life sentences. The problem is that throughout the history of this country many groups are often overlooked as true victims because of some bias the police departments or officers have. I agree that did not happen in Matthew Sheppards case, but the bill really isn't about him, despite the nickname it has picked up because of the involvement of his family. Notice that the stated groups covered by the bill are not just limited to the GLBT community… yet virtually every comment here and on christian websites are centered on that group only. You mention truthtellers.org…. notice his (ted pike)love for all mankind. He is a self serving wacko on a hate mission against jews and gays…. do you really think he represents the will of God? I don't recall Jesus focusing on homosexuals…HMMMM
- krystaltgirl 07/10/2009 10:56am
I will gladly debate the merits of this bill from a legal and social perspective with anyone….. but not from a religous perspective given that I believe in the very words of the framers of the constitution that there is in effect a wall between church and state and that religion is left up to the individual and not the state….Thomas Jeffersons own words when speaking to the Danbury Baptist church…
I'm sure you are just confused. Some crimes are of the heart, some are love crimes, some are related to personal gain and/or money, some are comitted our of survival, and crimes that are caused accidental causes are? (not hate crimes) What would you call the crime that transpired between Cane and Abell, Jealousy?
- krystaltgirl 07/10/2009 1:33pm
Not really true, nice try, but there are many motives for violence and hate of a group of people is simply one of them.
- krystaltgirl 07/10/2009 1:41pm
For example, one might attack a loved one out of jealousy, one might attack someone for being ripped off in a drug deal, one might just be mantally ill and think the voices wanted them to attack another, someone might have gotten an unhappy meal at mcdonalds or a misfortune cookie at the asian buffet. The list of motives is endless. I would agree that all violent crime is a crime and should be punished to the fullest extent of the law. Let me ask when the last time you walked into walmart and were verbally attacked by three morons simply for being you?
- krystaltgirl 07/10/2009 1:50pm
Ask a Jewish victim of nazi Germany about hate crimes…… In our country we are educated enough to realize that a violent crime is a violent crime to the victim .. period! Yet we also realize that allowing a majority to freely victimize a minority group because that';s how most of us feel is inherently wrong also. Try living a single week in anothers shoes and you might change your views. All one needs to do in regard to the GLBT population is look at the comments here and on all the christian websites to get a feel for the hate we deal with on a daily basis, but then again some of you feel the Jews had it coming didn't they?
- krystaltgirl 07/10/2009 4:16pm
i'm sorry did a new moron show his ugly head
- krystaltgirl 07/10/2009 4:26pm
j did you forget to take your meds again?
- krystaltgirl 07/10/2009 4:42pm
Oh no look out the jews and homosexuals are taking over the world…. Are the rest of you reading this? These are the type of paranoid wacko's we face everyday. If you support this type of America then I really doubt the future of this country. Thank God I know from serving my country in combat that most real Americans aren't dilusional like some clearly are…. mmmmmmm j.
- krystaltgirl 07/10/2009 4:51pm
Phans4u I see your watching….now you are worth debating with…. tell me what about this bill bothers or scares you? I'm being serious…. I am very well educated and don't waste much time with bottom feeders, like j
- krystaltgirl 07/10/2009 5:00pm
Are you related to j
- krystaltgirl 07/10/2009 5:04pm
You both might want to see your doctors to get your clozaril adjusted. you have a nice day!
- krystaltgirl 07/10/2009 5:32pm
To the public…. notice that when given the open and honest opportunity to debate the actual topics and merit of the bill…. the right runs from the chance. Meaningful dialoque could have transpired…. instead just more confrontational language. It only shows that those who hate the GLBT population are not interested in getting along and coexisting in a peaceful society. They really just want a world that fits their very narrow view of America. So I thank you for helping to reinforce to the general public and members of the senate why we do indead nead legislation like bill S. 909.
- krystaltgirl 07/10/2009 5:47pm
You go Tina…..we love you
all people are created in God's image and should be respected and have equal rights. But this does not mean the government should openly promote behavior that the Bible says is Wrong and that medical journals Report is profoundly unheathy. Instead, society Should encourage people to overcome unhealthy temptations, as millions do ever day all across America! I oppose this Bill.
We are commanded by the Ten Commandments, not subjucated conjecture produced by your religious beliefs.
I think God is much bigger than your small thinking. If you ever read the Bible, you will know that very little is mentioned about sexuality or gender identity in the scriptures. I have read the Bible cover to cover, participated with christian ministry, and continue to attend church; minister's openions about gay life tend to stray away from the word, leading them to encourage their congregation to become judge-jury-& -executioner of gay, lesbian, and transgender people.
GLBT advocacy groups already promote safe sex in their own communities .Most Psychologists and Neurosurgeons agree, you can't change the wiring of the brain to be heterosexual or homosexual, you are either one or the other. Protecting rights of individual HUMANBEINGS should be more important than satisfying your religious beliefs on the national agenda. This bill should be passed!!!


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ORLANDO -- Issuing public report cards on various aspects of hospitals' delivery of cardiovascular care did not improve overall care, a Canadian study showed. more
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ORLANDO -- Acute myocardial infarction patients pretreated with anticoagulants before percutaneous coronary interventions appear to fare better with fondaparinux or enoxaparin than unfractionated heparin, researchers reported. more
AHA: Low Bleeding Rates Observed in Dabigatran Dose-Ranging Trial
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AHA: Messages to Wrap Up and Take Home from AHA 2009
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ORLANDO -- In this American Heart Association InFocusâ"¢ wrap-up, the two people who spearheaded the selection of presentations -- Mariell Jessup, MD, chair of the program committee, and Elliott M. Antman, MD, vice-chair -- review the most relevant clinical findings. more
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ORLANDO -- Rivaroxaban, an investigative oral factor Xa inhibitor, appears to reduce the risk of deep vein thrombosis by 50% among hip and knee replacement patients when compared with enoxaparin (Lovenox), researchers reported here. more
AHA: VTE a Risk for Adult Survivors of Fontan Surgery
ORLANDO -- Adults who survived the life-saving, but grueling Fontan heart procedure in childhood appear to be at an increased risk of experiencing venous thromboembolic events. more
AHA: Beating Heart Bypass Better for Brain than PCI
ORLANDO -- Percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) may be worse for the brain than coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) without the heart-lung machine, researchers reported here. more
AHA: Daily Gym Class Reduces CV Disparities
ORLANDO -- Daily exercise at school may mitigate the impact of poverty and other socioeconomic forces on future cardiovascular risk, German researchers found. more
AHA: Adult Congenital Defect Care Infrastructure Needs Work
11/18/2009 |
ORLANDO -- With adult survivors of congenital heart defects numbering more than a million now, creating the infrastructure for their long-term follow-up and care has become increasingly urgent -- as this exclusive InFocusâ"¢ report explains. more


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12 Oct
(Video) LL Cool J – I'm Nice ft. Raekwon & Murda Mook, Ron Browz
James Todd Smith is back on his "Mama Say Knock You Out" mentality. new album. LL's G.O.A.T. 2 coming soon.
12 Oct
James Todd Smith is back on his "Mama Say Knock You Out" mentality. new album. LL's G.O.A.T. 2 coming soon.
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In a very real interview, LL Cool J talks about making his next real album, previews track wit Troy Ave, and sends a message to NY artists to work together and puts the responsibility on their vets to be seen, co-sign and put on their young talent like the south […]
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Rap Icon LL Cool J has announced the sequel to his 2000 LP, G.O.A.T, he and Mavado serve the block on the forthcoming LP's first single.
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Stars studded performances last night at the Tony Awards
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Paging Dr. Smith. Despite dropping out of high school,
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The 9th Annual Jazz in the Gardens was full of surprises this year! This is one of the most anticipated music festivals in the country, and it did not disappoint!
25 Feb
Legendary Queens, New York emcee LL Cool J stopped by the Arsenio Hall Show on Monday, February 25th.


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Hi every one, Can any one tell me Are there any self-defense tactics I can use without receiving specialized training?http://www.survivalinstincts.org/self-defense.html
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Always resist. Always.
No offense and none taken (̿▀̿ ̿Ĺ̯̿̿▀̿ ̿)̄
Your more likely to survive by doing what doc says.
Guns weapons fighting running hiding are things you do AFTER things have gone to hell and your about to be killed raped kidnapped robbed.
For example when I get a cell call outside home I find a handy wall or someplace I can put my back to while I talk. I don't go to Milwaukee or chitcago after dark. I don't go to chitcago at all if I can help it. I live in between both hell holes. I look at everyone in the eye. When you act like a prey item you become one.
I always look for exits and cover to duck behind. I keep my car doors locked.
Book I can recommend is called the "cornered cat". It's a book aimed at women but it applies to men as well. Very good read on self defense
"Gun control: The theory that a woman found dead in an alley, raped and strangled with her panty hose, is somehow morally superior to a woman explaining to police how her attacker got that fatal bullet wound." L. Neil Smith
The problem with being stupid is you cannot simply decide to stop doing dumb things...
I highly recommend any mall ninja training that one can find.
Things might be very different in India.
no offense and none taken
Avoid trash talking and don't argue with strangers!
Don't use your phone in movie theaters.
(mind your own business)
I have always lived by the credo "don't mess with me and i won't mess with you"
However, when the time comes and you are "messed with":
- #1 protect yourself. Hands up and position yourself to be able to react( or attack)
- be aware of your surroundings. Is there an escape route? Don't corner yourself. Get to an area that a bystander may see whats going on. Will yelling or a whistle draw attention?
-arm yourself(if comfortable) with anything you can find....stick, rock, car keys, knife, bottle, umbrella, belt, handful of dirt, dog poop, ....anything
- remember there is no such thing as a dirty fight in a defensive situation.....punch, kick, bite, eye gouge, fishhook, knee to the groin, chop to the throat, throw the handful of dirt in the eyes, smoosh the dog poop on their face......anything to survive


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Vicon Industries Inc. of Edgewood, New York, has introduced the VN-901T single-channel encoder. The encoder changes NTSC or PAL video from any analog camera into an ONVIF-compliant video stream that can be integrated into most IP video management systems, including ViconNet VMS. The device transmits H.264 high-profile, MPEG-4, and M-JPEG video compression formats with dual streaming. All camera features, including pan-tilt-zoom, are supported through the encoder. The device can use power over Ethernet or 12 VDC/24 VAC power. Two alarm inputs, one relay control output, a PTZ port, and a line-level microphone input are provided.
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Battle the undead Reich in standalone Nazi Zombie Army 2
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Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army was released in February as an entertaining off-shoot of the staid Sniper Elite V2, but the idea of re-killing fascist corpses from afar proved such a hit with fans that developer Rebellion has announced a sequel. "We really wanted to heighten the demonic,...
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Northern California Wedding | Jaymie & MarvinOctober 21, 2014
Jaymie & Marvin's event was a very special one for me, especially because it was my very first Northern California wedding…
Jaymie and I went to high school together, in fact at one point during our senior year, I lived with her and her parents in their Cottonwood home. Thanks to Facebook, we've been able to keep in contact over the years, and when she asked me to photograph her wedding, I couldn't have been more excited!
I asked my Dad to second shoot with me, as he lives there still and is really great with a camera in his hands. We had a blast working together and he didn't even take offense that I was technically his "boss" that day (haha, thanks Dad!).
We stole the couple away for a few minutes at the beginning of the reception for some epic portraiture. Since Jaymie booked us, I had envision of them in a field with golden grasses and a huge gnarled oak tree. We had to adventure down the road a little bit, but we found the perfect spot and were able to execute with light fading quickly…
I was honored to have not only attended, but been the chosen photographer to capture their celebration. In fact, I was in tears all day, hiding behind my camera….
Please enjoy a few of my favorites from one of the most touching and beautiful weddings I've ever gotten to photograph!
Venue: Jaymie's parent's home in Cottonwood, California | Wedding Planner: Michelle Rogers | Dress Designer: Alfred Angelo | Bridesmaids dresses: Alfred Angelo | Hair & Makeup: Jewels Gray | Catering: Etched In Elegance | Florist: Jessie King | Cake: Sherry Ward | Rentals: Snow's Rentals | Invitations: Minted | Transportation: Win River Casino Shuttle | Officate: Jason Byard | DJ: Personal Signature Entertainment
Colorado wedding photography – a Stylized ShootJune 25, 2014
I am absolutely thrilled to share these photos with the world. The First of a four-part series of shoots, all based on C.S. Lewis' classic tale of "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe", this shoot is the beginning of our story and my favorite style to Colorado wedding photography.
Those familiar with the story know that the four heroes are sent away from London during WWII to escape the bombings to live with their recluse uncle in the English Countryside. His sprawling estate becomes the setting for their explorations and they discover a portal to another land, "Narnia" while hiding in a wardrobe.
I wanted the shoot to be styled as 1940's glamour and wanted to shoot it as a high-fashion engagement portrait session. Please enjoy the photos and hopefully the story they tell…
Venue: Cherokee Ranch & Castle
Models: Chandler Christine & Caleb Gardner
Hair: Peggy Cox, Indie Six Salon
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Formal Wear: Jos. A. Bank, Belmar/Lakewood, CO
Concept, Styling, Makeup, and Photography by Jewels
Colorado Wedding Photographer featured in Shutter Magazine (…again)!June 04, 2014
Best Colorado Wedding Photographer chosen for inspirational feature!
For this month's issue of Shutter Magazine, the powers-that-be issued a call for your best Glamour or Boudoir photographs for their "Inspiration from our readers" section.
Having taken this part of our market on myself in the last couple of years, I really loved one from a Bridal Glamour shoot from last summer, and one I just got from our Mini Session Day at Grant-Humphreys Mansion at the beginning of May. So, putting myself out there to just see what happens, as I do, I submitted them.
Lo and behold, not one, but BOTH photographs were chosen out of thousands of submissions!! I am beyond elated to share these and look forward to your feedback. Thanks for your continued support and we hope you love these images as much as we do!
"Shutter Magazine was created by photographers for photographers in order to help raise the bar of professional photography industry. This free online photography training and education resource is sure to help all professional and amateur photographers with how-to tips, including all the facets of being a photographer regardless of whether you are a professional or amateur."
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Both of these lovely ladies were our Brides who did these shoots for a wedding gift for their new husbands! They got the shoot and a sexy Little Black Book for less than $500. They chose us for their Colorado wedding photography, and are happy we were able to give them more than just that.
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Wojciech Szczesny urges Arsenal to gain focus ahead of Dortmund test
Goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny has warned Arsenal must not take qualification for the last 16 of the Champions League as a formality -- even though they need just a point from their final two Group D matches.
The Gunners would have already been through along with leaders Borussia Dortmund, whom they host on Wednesday night, had they not thrown away a 3-0 lead against Anderlecht on matchday four.
As it stands, Arsenal are still in a strong position, five points clear of the Belgians with two rounds...


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In order to observe the individual particles in a solution, Prof. Madhavi Krishnan and her co-workers «entice» each particle into an «electrostatic trap». It works like this: between two glass plates the size of a chip, the researchers create thousands of round energy holes. The trick is that these holes have just a weak electrostatic charge. The scientists than add a drop of the solution to the plates, whereupon each particle falls into an energy hole and remains trapped there. But the particles do not remain motionless in their trap. Instead, molecules in the solution collide with them continuously, causing the particles to move in a circular motion. «We measure these movements, and are then able to determine the charge of each individual particle», explains Prof. Madhavi Krishnan.
Put simply, particles with just a small charge make large circular movements in their traps, while those with a high charge move in small circles. This phenomenon can be compared to that of a light-weight ball which, when thrown, travels further than a heavy one. The US physicist Robert A. Millikan used a similar method 100 years ago in his oil drop experiment to determine the velocity of electrically charged oil drops. In 1923, he received the Nobel Prize in physics in recognition of his achievements. «But he examined the drops in a vacuum», Prof. Krishnan explains. «We on the other hand are examining nano particles in a solution which itself influences the properties of the particles».
Electrostatic charge of «nano drugs packages»
For all solutions manufactured industrially, the electrical charge of the nano particles contained therein is also of primary interest, because it is the electrical charge that allows a fluid solution to remain stable and not to develop a lumpy consistency. «With our new method, we get a picture of the entire suspension along with all of the particles contained in it», emphasizes Prof. Madhavi Krishnan. A suspension is a fluid in which miniscule particles or drops are finely distributed, for example in milk, blood, various paints, cosmetics, vaccines and numerous pharmaceuticals. «The charge of the particles plays a major role in this», the Zurich-based scientist tells us.
One example is the manufacture of medicines that have to be administered in precise doses over a longer period using drug-delivery systems. In this context, nano particles act as «packages» that transport the drugs to where they need to take effect. Very often, it is their electrical charge that allows them to pass through tissue and cell membranes in the body unobstructed and so to take effect. «That's why it is so important to be able to measure their charge. So far most of the results obtained have been imprecise», the researcher tells us.
«The new method allows us to even measure in real-time a change in the charge of a single entity», adds Prof. Madhavi Krishnan. «This is particularly exciting for basic research and has never before been possible». This is because changes in charge play a role in all bodily reactions, whether in proteins, large molecules such as the DNA double helix, where genetic make-up is encoded, or cell organelles. «We're examining how material works in the field of millionths of a millimeter».
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A gallery of gifs showing the most beautiful fluid dynamics visualizations from the American Physical Society's Division of Fluid Mechanics 2014 annual meeting.
Popular web videos showing that "cats rule and dogs drool" have new scientific evidence to support that felinophilic sentiment, at least when it comes to drinking.
Quarks and leptons, the building blocks of matter, are staggeringly small—less than an attometer (a billionth of a billionth of a meter) in diameter. But zoom in closer—a billion times more—past zeptometers and yoctometers, to where the units run out of names. Then keep going, a hundred million times smaller still, and you finally hit bottom: This is the Planck length, the smallest possible unit in the universe.
Whether it's squeezing the uncertainty out of Heisenberg or busting the cosmic speed limit, we're outsmarting the universe to learn its secrets
Silicone material moulded into microscopic slanted wedges grip glass, metal, wood and plastic in a similar way to gecko's feetAspiring superheroes may soon be able to climb like Spider-Man thanks to scientists working with the US military who have developed a material which enables a human to ascend a vertical glass wall.The researchers, inspired by the sticky toes of geckos, created hand-sized silicone pads covered with tiny ridges that are capable of adhering to smooth surfaces.
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Cross country skiing, snowshoeing offered at Sinnissippi Golf Course
Staff Report
Once enough snow comes, cross country skiing and snowshoeing will be available again this winter at the Winter Touring Center in the Sinnissippi Golf Course Pro Shop, 1401 N. Second St., Rockford.
Paddle and Trail operates the Winter Touring Center in partnership with Rockford Park District. Paddle and Trail will offer lessons and rentals at the center Saturdays and Sundays, weather permitting.
Lessons will be from 9 to 11 a.m., and rentals will be available from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Traditional cross country touring skis, snowshoes and skate skis will be available for children and adults. Warm drinks and snacks will be available inside the touring center. Paddle and Trail also grooms trails at Sinnissippi Golf Course, offering 2k loops for classic skiing and skate skiing.
This winter, Paddle and Trail will be introducing a new series of Wednesday night cross country ski and snowshoe races for skiers of all abilities. Elite skiers, beginners and even children are welcome to participate in this series.
The Wednesday Night Ski Series will start in early December and run through early March, subject to snow conditions. Timed ski races will begin at 6 p.m., with casual and social skiing and snowshoeing afterward.
Equipment rentals are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, and reservations are recommended. Paddle and Trail also offers rentals at their Loves Park location at 7212 N. Alpine Road, Loves Park. Equipment can be rented by the hour, half-day, full day or multiple days. Paddle and Trail also offers ski service and repair. Contact Paddle and Trail for trail conditions or to reserve a lesson or rental at (815) 636-9066 or visit www.paddleandtrail.com.
Classes at the Winter Touring Center
Snowshoeing 101: The Basics — Wednesday, Dec. 21, 6-8 p.m., $25 per person, includes rental. Call (815) 636-9066 for reservations.
Snowshoeing 201: Over Hill and Dale — Wednesday, Dec. 28, 6-8 p.m., $25 per person for lesson, plus $15 for snowshoe rental. Call (815) 636-9066 for reservations.
From the Dec. 21-27, 2011, issue