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No More 3D Movies !!
3D movies are horrible, please stop pushing them onto us !! The idea that we will pay 30% more money for the inconvenience of wearing ugly, uncomfortable glasses is just plain wrong....and we are not going to take it anymore !! Most movies that 'SAY' they are in 3D are NOT, they are what the director decided to make 3D....these are cheap effects that we are expected to pay for !! Please give up on this fad until the technology improves.....and please don't tell me the next thing is 3D TV and now we can wear these silly glasses at home...We don't need to suddenly go back into the 1930's and wear cheap plastic glasses. What is next? Is the film industry going to tell us that having an old fashioned rotary phone and B&W television is the cool new thing ??
Please Stop Making 3D MOVIES
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Faced with declining revenues and staff shortages that mean more overtime hours, managers may be tempted to adjust time records to reflect fewer hours worked. But this is a dangerous tactic.
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San Rafael, CA, 94903
San Rafael, CA, 94903
Tel: (415)479-7373
Montessori de Terra Linda is a diverse community of teachers, parents and children working together for the education of the child, utilizing the methods of Maria Montessori.
We serve children ages 2-12, providing a rich learning environment based upon the belief that all children can reach their personal and academic potential.
School Overview
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|Association Montessori International (AMI)
Other Montessori association(s)
National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)
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Montessori de Terra Linda believes that the genuine cooperation of parents, students and educators combines to provide an effective and highly successful experience. Engaging and applying our core values, we work to develop responsible and caring studetns who are self-motivated and who respect themselves, their peers and their surroundings.
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OMAHA, Neb. – Augie Garrido's Texas baseball teams are always built on pitching and defense, and the Longhorns sure are showing it at the College World Series.
Nathan Thornhill and John Curtiss combined for Texas' second straight shutout, and the Longhorns forced a second-bracket final against Vanderbilt with a 4-0 victory Friday.
The Longhorns (46-20) and Commodores (48-20) will meet again today, with the winner advancing to the best-of-three finals against Virginia or Mississippi. Those teams played a bracket final Friday night.
For the second game in a row, Texas pitchers didn't allow a runner past second base.
The Longhorns have held opponents scoreless 19 straight innings and have given up four runs in their four games in Omaha.
Thornhill left after the eighth inning, having thrown 131 pitches on an 88-degree afternoon against a Vanderbilt team that was set on going deep into counts.
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VIRGINIA-OLE MISS suspended: In Omaha, Neb., the game between Virginia and Mississippi was suspended after a 93-minute lightning and rain delay at TD Ameritrade Park.
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LORRAINE - The United States Post Office is considering possibly closing 3,653 offices, branches and stations including central Kansas locations such as Alden, Belpre, Burdett, Garfield, Lorraine, Olmitz, Paradise, Pawnee Rock and Sylvia .
HOLYROOD-The winners from this past weekend's events at the Holyrood 125th Jubilee events have been announced.
The Barton County Commission will consider its 2012 county operating budget on Aug. 15, however the decision just to officially publish that budget took two votes to be adopted this week.
Legion Riders and members of the Patriot Guard from Great Bend and surrounding area will join fellow bikers from across the state at a once-in-a-lifetime celebration – the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks at the official Kansas 9/11 Memorial in Anthony.
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If the number of e-mails he's received are any indication, there is swelling support in Kansas for a new law that would set guidelines on how long a parent can wait until they report a child missing, said state Rep. Bill Wolf.
HOLYROOD – As Old Glory came into view people rose from their seats and with hands over their hearts watched silently as members of American Legion Post 200 lead Saturday's grand parade celebrating Holyrood's 125th Jubilee.
Barton County Area Habitat for Humanity is looking for the right family to help get into their own home, according to Barry Bowers, one of the directors of the local organization.
Even before the most recent instance of a child being left in a closed car hit the state news, Kansas officials were active, warning adults to be aware of the danger that is posed by such actions.
Telephone and personal visitation privileges for capital murder suspect Adam Joseph Longoria have been severed, except for arranged visits from immediate family.
Barton Community College has released the second annual edition of Prairie Ink, the college's literary annual, Vice President Penny Quinn said.
Barton County highway crews will work in Claflin again this summer as they continue the sealing operations around the county.
Barton Community College plans to spend 5 percent more on salaries and cut the local tax rate by half a mil, with a proposed budget approved Thursday.
Prosecutors are ready to drop the charge that Adam Joseph Longoria had oral sex with Great Bend teenager Alicia DeBolt before she was murdered last August, in light of evidence that the male DNA found in her mouth was not the defendant's. Assistant Attorney General Victor Braden said the State is still seeking the death penalty, but wants to amend the reason for its capital murder charge from first-degree murder committed after the act of criminal sodomy to first-degree murder committed after attempted rape.
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Apt 70m2, 1 suite + 1 bedroom, living room, kitchen, balcony and service area.
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DIRECTV is about to give you another reason to yell at your TV.
The company just detailed plans to add voice control to its smartphone app sometime this summer. Simply known as "Voice," the new feature will allow subscribers to bark out channel choices and content searches using iOS and Android smartphones. Tablet versions are expected to follow at some point.
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A long drive to the dunes with several interesting places to stop...Crankshaft Crossing, a mining area, and the dunes. You can hear a humming sound as the sand avalanches...interesting. The road is a long gravel road.
Really neat place to take picture at dusk. There are lots of dead trees making the landscape look surreal. The children were sliding down the dunes on sleds. Kinda cool.
It's a long way to go to just look. If you are planning on climbing dune it is totally worth going. Such an unusual sight. A huge sand dune hidden among mountains. Be warned the road is not friendly to the family mini van...we got a flat tire 3/4 of the way out....hobbled back to town and the next day...
We passed by this beautiful area of sand when driving through Death Valley. It was really something to see after a bunch of typical desert scenes. We stopped at the small market before you hit the sand dunes and I suggest grabbing some cold drinks if you plan to hike out there. Also bring comfortable shoes because it's a bit...
Far away from the crowds sits this island of beauty. Some 700 feet high and beautiful white sand. The walk up to the top is difficult at times, but when you get to the top and sit on the crest you will be in awe.
If taking pictures plan to hike up a couple of hours before sunset (depending on...
It is not often that we Illinoisans can walk on sand dunes in January. This was a fun walk, not to be missed in your drive through Death Valley.
You don't need 4x4 for this, just high clearance vehicle. There are about 45 miles of gravel rocky roads (north of the Crater), and the rocks are not as sharp and big comparing to RaceTrack. If you can do Titus Canyon, you can do this. You will be rewarded with a huge 700 feet Eureka dune. The hike up to...
If you have driven into Death Valley National Park from the southern entrance after seeing the salt flats I think you will be a bit amazed to see California's tallest sand dunes rising up to meet you. We got there just as twilight was ending and so did not get a chance to walk out on the dunes. Will save...
Tip I was given by two little kids at Great Sand Dunes Natl Park years ago: Take off your shoes and hike with just socks. Much easier and feels great to the feet! My wife and I did it several years ago at the Stovepipe Wells dunes, and plan to do the same this yr when we drive out to...
It's cool to see the dunes in the park but we also have been to white sand and thats much better in many ways. But this is just one of many different landscapes
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- Philly Ray Sep 18, 2006 10:35 PM
An Italian grocery store near me sells fresh made lobster ravioli, but I never buy them because I don't want to put my regular tomato sauce on them because I think it would overpower the delicate lobster flavor.
What kind of sauce would you recommend and do you have a recipe?
I think I would use a delicate broth lightly seasoned with maybe tarragon and lemon? Both of those flavors work wonderfully with lobster.
Ask them if they'll sell you the legs and carcasses from the lobsters (assuming the claw and tail meat goes into the ravioil?). Make a stock and then a sherry cream sauce with these things thusly:
Saute onion and celery together in some olive oil. Add the lobster parts and saute until they are red and fragrant. Pour in some sherry to deglaze. Add some low-salt chicken broth and simmer for about an hour with a bay leaf, some sage, and a few whole peppercorns. Strain. In the original pan, saute some shallots and some prosciutto in butter. Add the lobster stock, an equal part cream, then whisk in a dab of tomato paste and a beurre manier (butter and flour in equal parts--about a tbs each) and reduce to about 2/3 the original volume. Salt to taste. Add some freshly chopped parsley and sage.
I usually end up with about a quart of stock, use a cup or two of it for a sauce immediately and freeze the rest for a chowder or shrimp and grits etc. Depends on how many people you are feeding.
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Oh to hell with COSTCO, I'm using that!
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Do you have a list of quantities for this? Sounds very good, but not sure how much it makes or how much i need
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Oh, my God! That sauce sounds soo good. Heck, I'd enjoy it on piece of corrugated cardboard. Adding it to lobster ravioli is gilding the lily, really, but it sounds like a decadently delicious dish.
I would mellow a little garlic and add it to a cream sauce. Finish with a little diced, salted, drained tomato. Pass the peppermill.
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Reviving this thread to say that this sauce was outstanding. I used shrimp shells I had in the freezer. Great idea, thank you!
Something easy: reduce heavy cream, add some dice tomato (or you can add little of your tomato sauce), chopped tarragon or chive, salt.
We also have a reliable source for lobster ravioli. Dh loves them.
I've served the ravioli with a light cheese sauce with capers, a butter sauce with lemon,
sauted in butter and then served room temp with cocktail sauce, topped on roasted eggplant slices as an appetizer and added to fish stock in a soup.
They adapt very well to many recipes.
Champagne Cream Sauce
It' delicate enough for you to still taste the lobster in the ravioli and the sweetness of reduced champagne and the cream pair very well.
Shallots (minced)
Scallions (chopped)
Heavy Cream
In a saute pan or skillet, sweat some minced shallots in butter, add chopped green onions and sweat for a few more minutes. Then add champagne and allow to reduce for about 10 minutes. Last, add some heavy cream and mix to emulsify. It's that easy!
Browned butter, amen, Otherwise I like PBFS's suggestion. Either way, a small decoration of red tobiko or of small chopped lobster pieces is delicious and pretty.
Really old post, but I'll answer all the same since I just came across it thinking about the same thing. I think the thing I'm going to do is use the d'Artagnan white truffle butter I just bought (Dean & Deluca, but you can get it other places too).
I just tried a rift on UptownKevin's suggestion:
Saute shallots + butter
Add white wine and reduce
Add dash of dried thyme + red pepper flakes + white pepper
Add heavy cream @ 3/4 mini-tub of goat cheese (reserving the rest for your salad)
Drop in cooked ravioli adding pasta water if needed.
The goat cheese adds brightness to the dish and pairs well with the creamy lobster.
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I've made a butter/wine/vanilla sauce similar to some of the above that goes well with lobster ravioli or something like seared scallops: quantities are approximate:
Melt a stick of butter
Sweat some diced shallot (about 1T)
Add a couple of tablespoons of white wine or Champagne vinegar, reduce
Add about 1 C Champagne/sparkling or dry white wine, reduce a little
Add one split, scraped vanilla bean
Salt & ground white pepper
Can add a touch of cream, if desired
I know the vanilla sounds a little unusual, but it really does go well with the sweetness of the lobster.
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Totaly agree re vanilla. SO great with lobster. Sprinkle over a few crushed cacao nibs. MMMMM!
Beurre blanc.
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That's a classic champagne sauce with vanilla adding a very yummy twist ... thanks for the idea
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Made this tonight with store-bought ravioli...incredibly good.
How about a beurre blanc made with orange, cognac, and a touch of tomato ? And some chopped tarragon thrown in at the end.
Add some fresh orange juice, a bit of grated orange peel, a chopped peeled tomato, and a few tablespoons of cognac to the usual shallot/white wine/vinegar mixture and reduce. Strain before whisking in the butter. Add tarragon at the end.
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I wondered how long it would take for someone to mention beurre blanc.
While I have had good success with a Lemon beurre blanc, the one that had them wiping the plate with a slice of bread was a Sherry beurre blanc with a drizzle of white truffle oil. Like the Champagne suggestion it had a slight sweetness that complements the lobster and crab raviolis. It's a good Fall/Winter sauce.
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I made the first sauce on this page, with scallions and shallots instead of onions, and homemade shrimp stock instead of chicken broth. Added just a few tablespoons Pomi chopped tomatoes and chopped basil toward the end. No wine. Used milk instead of cream cuz that's what we had, and it was thick enough with the cheese, tomatoes and basil and just a couple minutes extra cooking. Oddly, we had exactly 1.75 cups of shrimp broth in the freezer so it was meant to be. Parmiagiano rather than Romano too.
Didn't think it overwhelmed the lobster ravioli at all. It was a little intense due to the butter and that it browned more than I would have liked after adding the flour, darn gas stove seems like it's on low but it's not always.
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2 ounces unsalted butter
1/4 cup diced onions
1 teaspoon chopped garlic
2 tablespoons all purpose flour
1 3/4 cups chicken broth
2 1/4 cups heavy cream
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon black pepper
pinch cayenne pepper
1/4 cup white wine
1/4 cup shredded asiago cheese
1 ounce butter
In a saucepan melt 2 ounces butter. Add onions and chopped garlic. Saute over medium heat for 5 minutes. Add flour and mix thoroughly. Cook for 4 minutes, then add the chicken broth, let thicken and add the cream and reduce for 20 minutes. Add the salt, pepper and cayenne. Whisk in white wine and let simmer for another 5 minutes. Turn off the flame and whisk in the other 1 ounce of butter and asiago cheese. Cool in refrigerator.
Best Lobster Ravioli I ever had was served in a broth made from the lobster shells, not a cream sauce.
I think the broth was reduced somewhat but it didn't mask the delicate lobster taste as a cream sauce would.
Second choice would probably be a Buerre Blanc.
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Uli Stielike, head coach of the South Korean men's national soccer team, made his debut in a pair of friendly matches over the last four days. Stielike's Korea got off to a bright start with a dominant 2-0 win over Paraguay last Friday, but was humbled by World Cup quarterfinalist Costa Rica on Tuesday after losing 3-1.
It's still too early to judge, however. The purpose of friendlies is to identify problems rather than proposing solutions. Also, several players stood out in the last two games and gave their German coach a platform to build a stronger team with the Asian Cup coming up in three months. Here are three Korean players to look out for as Stielike made his coaching debut.
Nam Tae-hee. I interviewed Nam, who now plays professionally in Qatar, while he was still playing in France in February of 2011. Nam told me at the time that he feels more comfortable playing in his natural position in the middle, but he has since been played out of position on the right wing for the last three years for Korea. Stielike, who was Nam's next-door neighbor from 2012 to earlier this year in Qatar, started the midfielder in his natural position in both matches. The result? Nam scored to extend Korea's lead in its 2-0 over Paraguay and played a key role with a cheeky dummy during the setup to his only team's goal against Costa Rica. The challenge now for Nam is to sustain the same level of play when Korea's regular starting midfielder Koo Ja-cheol returns from injury.
Lee Chung-yong. A key player for Korea since the late 2000s, Lee's struggle at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil this summer was seen as one of the biggest reasons for Korea's early exit. Under Stielike, however, Lee revived his signature weaving runs through the opposing defense and telling passes to create goalscoring opportunities for his teammates. The 26-year-old is no longer the explosive dribbler after recovering from a double fracture in his right leg in 2012. But he is showing maturity in his play by contributing on defense as well as getting involved in Korea's attacking build up by staying tucked into the central areas of the midfield. He may not be the risk-taking speedster down the wings he once was, but he now seems more mature and consolidated in his play with his all-around game.
Kim Seung-gyu. During the 2014 World Cup, we saw how exceptional goalkeeping could be the difference-maker. Costa Rica's Keylor Navas, for example, was one of his team's best players as it advanced to the quarterfinals, and Manuel Neuer of eventual champion Germany redefined the role of a goalkeeper by playing as an auxiliary defender when his back line positioned itself high up the field. Kim, Korea's 24-year-old shot stopper who is coming off an excellent performance at the Asian Games, which Korea won the gold medal for the first time since 1986, has displayed his quickness and reaction skills to show that he may be the quality starting goalkeeper this team has lacked since former captain Lee Woon-jae retired.


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From gentle head nudges to a quick flick of a tail,
cats are masters of subtle communication.
But while most felines aren't too inclined to meow their opinions, there are some cats who are downright chatty.
According to Dr. Ilana Reisner, DVM, PhD, a board-certified veterinary behaviorist at Reisner Veterinary Behavior & Consulting Services in Media, Pa., if it's clear that the object of a cat's meow is a human, she likely wants something.
"That might be anything from food to opening a door to an indirect communication of 'worry' about something else in the environment," Dr. Reisner says, adding that your chatty kitty could also just be saying that she's happy to see you.
Each kitten is born with a "baseline noisiness," Dr. Reisner says, noting that some Siamese and other Oriental breeds tend to be very chatty, which points to a genetic basis.
But the baseline can also be affected by experiences. "Vocal cats are usually vocal as juveniles and then through their lives, but learning plays an important role," Dr. Reisner says.
Dr. Reisner believes that a high concentration of meows in some cats is likely due to human behavior. "For example, if meowing yields food, the food reinforces the vocalization, so the cat will meow again for food," explains Dr. Reisner. "If food is never given in association with meows, the cat would be less vocal."
If you talk to your kitty, and wish that she would talk back, Dr. Reisner says that this is possible — within the limits of a cat's individual behavior. "You can reinforce it with something positive, like opening a door if the cat wants to go through it or taking a toy down from a shelf," she explains.
On the other hand, if your cat's loose-lipped ways are wearing you down, Dr. Reisner suggests training her to be more reserved by "removing 100 percent of the reinforcement or teaching the cat to do something else for the food, like walking in a circle." Plus, keep an eye out for less obvious ways that you may be reinforcing the behavior — such as giving your kitty attention when she gets too chatty.
Another thing to keep in mind: Although excessive meowing is often an attention-seeking behavior, it can sometimes indicate pain, anxiety or other medical issues. So when in doubt, consult your veterinarian.
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This coat was a dream present for my birthday last year. I fell in love with it about 5 yrs ago and loved it's WWII authenticity. It is impervious to wind chill and stands up beautifully to the Oregon rain without any additional waterproofing. In addition I get lots of comments when I wear it because, trust me, nobody in Portland has this coat!! i will pass this coat down to my son at some point in the future.
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Perfect fitting and quality
By Len
from NY
Perfect fitting/quality. Although I am usually Large, the Medium was my size. I actually would like to get an extra jacket to save up for my old age, not sure if I will get this same quality/fitting again :)
A Timeless Classic!!!! ********
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This will be my 2nd Sheepskin B-3 Bomber Jacket I've purchased in 15 years. I love the look and feel of the jacket and it will never go out of style. I've passed on my previous jacket to my oldest son and it still looks new. I will cherish my new jacket, as I've always done. Thank you Overland for producing a quality product such as this.
Great Coat
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The coat is very soft and supple.It is not cold enough to wear yet, but The craftsmanship is undeniable. I was expecting the buckles to be heavier, but with the softness of the coat heavy buckles would have worn the coat dawn over time. I was pleased with the heavy hangers and garment bag that came with the coat. I appreciated the care instructions as well. They do run large as the other reviewers have said, but it depends on how you want the coat to look on you. If you look at the models wearing the coat they are large on some, but the one wearing the coat next to the plane the coat is more snug. Look where the bottom of the coat is on the pants. In one it falls below the crotch, in the model next to the plane the coat fits just below the waist line. I got a M and i wear a 44. it is a great fit. It is just below the belt line and enough room to move or have a sweater on underneath although I doubt you would need one as warm as the coat is. Great purchase.
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It's not often that a coat performs my three criteria perfectly as does the Men's Classic Sheepskin B-3 Bomber Jacket. Fit, Style and function are flawless in this product as my shoulders have ample room all-the-while getting noticed while walking down the street in timeless style. It is probably the warmest coat in my closet - nope scratch that; this coat is so stylish that I bought a coat tree so it stays out of the closet as a showpiece!
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We just purchased the B3 bomber jacket for me and my wife. We have been wishing to purchase these jackets, it wasn't until we went to Fairfield Iowa and saw these magnificent articles I for real. Once we tried them on we had to have them,so we bought them. And we have no regrets.
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Bought this for my husbands 50th birthday. He has wanted a bomber jacket for a few years, but his birthday was the date he is going to get it. He wanted the sheepskin because we are having "nose art" painted on the back like some of the original jackets worn by the pilots. Taking it to be painted in two weeks. He is very excited to see it "complete". They do run larger as others have said. He normally wears a 40-42 but the XS 38-40 fits perfect. Very warm, and looks great. Highly recommend this to anyone looking for the authentic look and feel. Super soft sheepskin. Just love it,
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I waited a long time to buy this jacket. When it arrived, I was disappointed in it. It looked like it was used. The collar and cuffs were dirty, the leather in places was cracking. Six hundred dollars is a hard lesson. I will NEVER BUY ONLINE AGAIN!!!
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I bough this coat for my son's 18th birthday from an Overland retail store, the staff was very helpful and friendly, I wanted this to be a surprise and bought the coat in a M my son was not there to try on, it was a bit big for him the coats seem to run big went back and exchanged for a S fits great beautiful and soft very warm my son has been wearing it during these aweful Chicago snow storms and said it was AWESOME.
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The ordering process was seamless; the jacket arrived promptly. The garment is carefully constructed; the lining is plush and soft. This will be a beautiful jacket for now and will "age" for years to come.


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The most famous line in Mike Cooper's biography is "turned down an offer to join the Stones." He did so in the early 1960s, while he was running a blues club in Reading; for this, he has earned some mild rock-history infamy, but given his trajectory since then it's unlikely he stuck around to observe it. Cooper had other things on his mind, and if he had joined the Stones, he might never have gotten to any of them: he's a collage artist, a painter, a world traveler, a sometime-music journalist, and a Hawaiian shirt enthusiast who will lecture you on the complicated post-colonial origins of the Hawaiian shirt. In Cooper's rich, erstwhile life, the Stones were bit players, a group of well-meaning British boys inviting him down a very dull-seeming road.
After he and the Stones parted ways, Cooper departed England for the south of Spain, spending time in Almuñécar, reading Borges and 12th-century and Muslim philosophy and formulating an approach for the solo records he began producing in 1969 for the Dawn label. Trout Steel, in 1970, was his second solo album and his first landmark statement; Places I Know and Machine Gun Co., his fourth and fifth, were released in 1971 and '72. Cooper intended the two to be released at once, as a double album, but in "a corporate decision that involved musical taste, economics, politics and men in suits with cigars and bad taste in ties," as he deadpanned to Aquarium Drunkard, they were released separately.
They eventually fell out of print as Cooper moved on, to collaborating with writers and painters to accompanying silent films with live performance. But Paradise of Bachelors, which has made a name for itself in the increasingly crowded reissue market, spent two years tracking down the masters. The resulting reissues are the first time the albums have been available on vinyl since their initial release.
It is surprising, upon revisiting these albums, to contemplate that Trout Steel arrived first and was followed by the other two. The ear, free of context, suggests the opposite story: Places, in particular, is a more modest, songful affair than Trout Steel, which has the gracefully exhaled quality of a master statement. The records all tell various angles of the same story, however; Cooper began in British folk alongside Bert Jansch and Michael Chapman, strayed into country blues, and then veered further afield into free jazz when he became aware of Pharoah Sanders and Ornette Coleman. The wide-open music he makes here wants to let everything in: improv, folk-rock, blues, chamber pop. His high, rangy voice and dexterous, quietly brilliant guitar are the maypole that everything else twists around.
Cooper was driven by a firm theory in all of his explorations—namely, that country blues and free jazz are both "microtonal" forms that closely mimic the human voice and can naturally be combined that way. But as granular and egg-headed as that sounds, there is nothing even faintly theoretical about the music. The warmth of folk-rock is palpable throughout all three albums, even when observable traces of folk-rock have dissipated from the music. Cooper's tone is tender, grateful, wry, bewildered: "All these things are mine and much more," goes the refrain of Places I Know's "Broken Bridges". "And nothing that I'm sayin' seems to wanna make you leave," he marvels on "Night Journey", a song that cribs directly from Bob Dylan's "It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry". "You don't know how she comes to me from time to time," he sings on "Time to Time", a gently love-drunk ballad.
Those songs, all from Places I Know, were written as exercises in imitation, tributes to Cooper's colleagues. They clear the path for the flights of imagination on Trout Steel and Machine Gun Co., in which Cooper's ensemble engages in flexible bursts of activity that abandon pop-song structure before relaxing back into it. Saxophonist Geoff Hawkins, standup bassist Harry Miller, and a coterie of other musicians wander in and out of the margins, forming the core of a band that could do anything and go anywhere while preserving the fluid, good-natured energy of Cooper's music. "I've Got Mine" wanders through 11 hushed minutes, the sung verse alternating with extended jamming like honey running from a spoon.
There are mildly abrasive moments—the spittle-flecked wailing of free saxophone on Machine Gun Co.'s "The Singing Tree", for instance, or the horns on "Goodbye Blues, Goodbye", which break down like a St. Louis horn ensemble being dispersed by an angry traffic cop. But the albums mostly move in long, heaving sighs—long, free-flowing sections where Cooper plays in open tunings and clusters of instruments take their turns speaking to each other around him. In a way, he's like Van Dyke Parks; equally in love with traditions and in thrall to eccentricity, someone whose solo records build an alternate set of rules that their maker has no intention of spelling out for you.
"Improvisation is what I do—full stop. I am not interested in anything else," Cooper told video artist and sometime collaborator Grayson Cooke. "Improvisation is the reason to play music as far as I am concerned." On paper, this has a forbiddingly purist ring to it, a pronouncement from a high temple, but Mike Cooper makes music in a shack with the doors and windows open; for him improvisation is an allowance of all possibilities. He has name-checked Van Morrison's Astral Weeks, and you can hear its liquid ease coursing through every moment, while Cooper remains a calmly rooted spot in the center.
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FEARnet.com to Unleash Over 30 Shocking Short Films In 2013
FEARnet.com is premiering over 30 genre-centric short films in 2013, treating viewers to an eclectic blend of festival favorites, international picks, rarely-seen gems, and more. New titles began appearing January 21, and will continue to be added every other week. All short films can be viewed at fearnet.com/shorts/latest.
As part of its movement to original short-form programming, FEARnet is proud to introduce all-new episodes of the popular 30-Second Bunnies Theatre franchise, made exclusively for FEARnet by creator Jennifer Shiman-a horror enthusiast and work-from-home mom who began making these animated shorts in 2004, with her well-received re-imagining of The Exorcist. "I'm a huge horror fan, first and foremost," said Shiman, who creates the shorts, herself, over the course of six weeks. "The Exorcist is one of my favorite horror movies, and I always had an interest in cartoons and animation. The idea of bunnies came about because I wanted to find a character that would lend itself to a short film synopsis."
"Every movie has different challenges, but it's always fun. Each new movie is another adventure," Shiman said. "I really enjoyed working with FEARnet to bring this series of bunny horror shorts to life." The new "Bunnies" kick off on today, January 28, with a lepus lampooning of the mega-smash Paranormal Activity. Upcoming entries include the found footage hit The Last Exorcism, the acclaimed ghost story Insidious, the redneck indie favorite Tucker & Dale vs. Evil, and the medical shocker The Human Centipede. For more information on Shiman and the franchise, please visit angryalien.com, and be sure to "like" the bunnies on facebook.com/30secondbunniestheatre and follow @thebunnies and @jennifershiman on twitter.
Other highlights include:
- 'I LOVE Sarah Jane'
Jimbo is desperately in love with Sarah Jane (Mia Wasikowska, Alice In Wonderland), and will do anything to be with her. But this isn't your typical romantic comedy. Jimbo and Sarah Jane live in a post-apocalyptic world infested by zombies, in this offbeat short written and directed by Hesher helmer Spencer Susser.
Two sexy angels have been sent to earth to protect children from the beasts under their beds and the boogiemen in their closets. Team Unicorn presents this short created by Adam Green ("Holliston") and Rileah Vanderbilt (Hatchet III), who also stars in it.
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