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Disclaimer: I was invited to attend Eric Lanlard's masterclass
Friday, 21 September 2012
Fraisier trifle and a master class with Eric Lanlard
Disclaimer: I was invited to attend Eric Lanlard's masterclass
Posted by My Kitchen Antics at Friday, September 21, 2012
Labels: cake boy, Cakes and Cookies, creme mousselini, Delectable Desserts, eric lanlard, Fine French, fraisier cake, Fraisier trifle, frosting, master class, nielsen massey vanilla
21 comments:
- Happy Cook / Finla said...
Lucky you for getting a chance for a master class like this. I am so going to try that cream for the cupcakes. And love that trifle too.
- 21 September 2012 at 15:25
- Noemi said...
Wonderlful!!! :)
I love Eric, he is a very baker <3
Bye! Have a nice weekend
- 21 September 2012 at 15:31
- Vimitha Anand said...
Oh you got to see him bake.. awesome... Love his recipes... And that trifle looks too good
- 21 September 2012 at 15:34
- Suchi said...
Wow Nisha the trifle looks awesome :-) Am all worried now :-)
- 21 September 2012 at 18:14
- Suja Manoj said...
Wow that is great dear,lucky u :)
trifle is awesome dear,great pics.
- 21 September 2012 at 23:25
- Amina Khaleel said...
wonderful post.. looks like you had a great time at the master class... and your trifle looks simply superb....
- 22 September 2012 at 01:41
- Turmeric n Spice said...
Am i allowed to cry here....i love and want this.
- 22 September 2012 at 04:37
- Hamaree Rasoi said...
Glad to see that you had an excellent class with the Master Chef. Trifle looks so delicious and tempting.
- 22 September 2012 at 12:43
- Nithya said...
All the best buddy. It sure looks fantastic :)
- 22 September 2012 at 18:03
- Kajal, Pavan and Oreo (previously known as Non stick, Nutty and Sous chef) said...
I'd swoon if i met Eric Lanlard in person. honest! :) i dont like butter cream myself and Crème mousseline sounds divine, but i always had a question about its consistency. as in,always wondered if it wouldn't get runny with the add of butter. but your piped cupcake is proof and it looks so pretty! and i sure hope you win the competition! :)
P.S: those trifles look gorgeous!
- 22 September 2012 at 18:55
- Indu said...
Absolutely love it. I love trifles, but I would never say no to a huge slice of Eric's cake either. The pics are bright and cheerful.
The chef looks a bit like Saif ALi Khan?
- 23 September 2012 at 16:46
- Anonymous said...
Gorgeous! Im hearing about creme mousselini for the first time. Maybe condensed milk would also go well, in place of whole milk?
- 24 September 2012 at 13:13
- Nagalakshmi V said...
i am not sure if we have connected before but i must say i was quite thrilled to see a comment from you on my latest post :)
i have been silently reading you for a long time now and went and bought this vanilla extract after seeing your post. it's insanely expensive in singapore but i am sure it will be worth it. the smell is so heady, to begin with!
- 24 September 2012 at 13:32
- Vijitha said...
Hello girl,
Wow, you attended a session with Eric. Yes he does look like Saifu to me :-) I recently received three bottles of Magagascar Vanilla extract and I must they were so flavorful and little was more than enough to flavor my cakes. I love your pictures as always.
Thanks for your comments on my MIL's briyani. Glad you liked it. Thanks for pointing out the missing steps. You know with my son around, I write so fast that I don't read the contents slowly. :-(
- 24 September 2012 at 16:58
- Poornima Nair said...
I love the trifle idea, really hope you win! The class sounds so much fun and Eric does look super cute. The frosted cupcake looks fabulous, have to try the frosting soon!
- 24 September 2012 at 20:28
- dishesfrommykitchen said...
I am way toooooooooo tempted Nisha... I love fraisier and in a glass..nice idea and its easy to serve as individual portions.... Beautiful.
- 25 September 2012 at 14:28
- Anonymous said...
i have always loved mini desserts, something in a cup or fancy wine glass. It looks pretty and you know when to stop.
- 27 September 2012 at 01:44
- Reflections said...
These pics are gorgeous Nisha!!!
Did u win????
And tht tip abt cutting strawberries and placing them sideways is going to be useful;-D
p.s: ur header is beautiful:-))
- 28 September 2012 at 06:34
- Anonymous said...
They are brilliant - what a great idea. I just made mine and was wondering what everyone else had done. I did a winter-frasier using plums and cinnamon. I'm so glad we had the masterclass!
- 13 October 2012 at 00:32
- Shibi Thomas said...
Looks yummy!!! I think I will try the cup ones!!!
- 15 October 2012 at 20:26
- BakingMad.com said...
What a cute version of my recipe!! I love it, it's the perfect dessert for a large family and there's no cutting of the cake to get stressed about. You kept all the different parts of the recipe like the sponge, sliced strawberry and even the little disc of toasted marzipan …. great work.
Glad you enjoyed the vanilla masterclass and that it inspired you.
Keep up the good work!
Happy baking
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When thinking of historic California earthquakes, many people think of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. The destruction caused by that earthquake and the resulting fires has been the subject of books, documentaries, and vintage photos. But that earthquake wasn't the only one that resulted in heavy destruction for a California city. Lone Pine, a little town in the Eastern Sierra region of California, experienced an earthquake in 1872 so strong that it almost leveled the entire town.
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In Belize, thousands of citizens are in an uproar about the government's determination to drill for offshore oil. The government, represented by Prime Minister Dean Barrow, was just narrowly re-elected – but despite a clear message from the people, it continues to ignore the significant outcry against offshore drilling.
A petition calling for a national referendum on the question collected 20,000 signatures, a full 10% of the voting population and a larger sampling than the law requires in order to trigger a vote. But the government disqualified 8,000 of the signatures and has continued to refuse to budge from its pro-offshore drilling stance. Danson concludes his piece by calling upon citizens everywhere to become involved:
The love and concern for Belize's reef reaches far beyond the country lines. There are countless people from all over the world who have developed a special connection to this breathtaking country after swimming in its lovely waters or diving in its reef – all thanks to its pristine natural resources. We all hope the government, which loves Belize's barrier reef like we do, will hear the concerns of the people in Belize and around the world and ban offshore oil drilling in Belize's waters to help protect its barrier reef and its natural heritage.


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After being fired as head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday following a second disappointing season, Reid, a former Glendale Community College standout football player, appeared on the verge of becoming the new head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs.
According to multiple media outlets, Reid was on the verge of ironing out a contract with the Chiefs. According to espn.com, several high-ranking Kansas City officials traveled to Philadelphia to meet with Reid. The negotiations reportedly continued Thursday with the parties still negotiating particulars concerning organizational structure, salary and coaching budgets.
Earlier in the week, Reid had also been linked to the Arizona Cardinals head coaching vacancy. On Thursday, USA Today reported that he might interview with the San Diego Chargers.
Reid, who played at Glendale college from 1976-77 and was an All-Western State Conference honoree before transferring to Brigham Young University, was dismissed by Philadelphia following his 14th season at the helm. The Eagles wrapped up their season Sunday with a 42-7 loss against the rival New York Giants to finish 4-12 and in last place in the National Football Conference's East Division.
The Eagles, who entered the season with championship aspirations, had another star-studded roster. They started 3-1 before going 1-11 the rest of the way.
Kansas City finished 2-14, the league's worst record and will have the top pick in the draft in April. The Chiefs fired Romeo Crennel on Monday, putting Reid in position to take over and revamp the struggling franchise.
Reid, a former NFL Coach of the Year, piloted Philadelphia to nine playoff appearances, six division crowns and five NFC Championship Games. Philadelphia lost to the New England Patriots in the 2004 Super Bowl.
Philadelphia won 130 regular-season contests under Reid. Reid, 54, is under contract with the Eagles through the 2013 season for $6 million.


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"God, make us thankful …" my sister and I droned in unison, hands folded piously, eyes closed tight in devotion. One or the other of us always took a peek, usually to see if anybody else was peeking.
"God, make us thankful …" my sister and I droned in unison, hands folded piously, eyes closed tight in devotion. One or the other of us always took a peek, usually to see if anybody else was peeking.
"Daddy, Page was peeking during the blessing," my sister would dutifully tattle.
"How do you know, Kirksey?" he asked.
Not to be outfoxed, she replied, "I heard her eyelashes flutter."
It was Sunday dinner at 101 W. Third Ave., a tradition followed somewhere between 1 and 2 in the afternoon in dining rooms all over our little town.
There we sat, our father, Dave, at the head of the table with plates stacked in front of him, Mother at the foot. Often there were honored guests: the preacher and his wife, our grandmother, Miss Lucy and Dr. Bill from Raleigh, our school principal and teachers or, once or twice, a couple of soldier boys from Army Air Force Training Center in Greensboro.
Dave was in charge of serving the meat, which he did with great swagger and aplomb. Our mom, Doots, spooned up the sides; we all passed around the bread, butter, pickles and whatever else accompanied our repast.
If it was wintertime, our main course was often roast beef with Yorkshire pudding, carved paper-thin according to Dootie's specifications. Dave was generous with the gravy, for our family was sort of like that of Irma Bombeck, who said, "I come from a family where gravy is considered a beverage."
Mashed potatoes, peas and maybe a dollop of Harvard beets completed the menu, all of which had to be consumed before we could partake of the magnificent Boston cream pie that beckoned to me from the sideboard.
Summertime brought a change: Fried chicken cooked in lard in a big black iron skillet, rice and gravy (everybody else in town probably had mashed potatoes, but Doots was from Alabama and raised by King Rice), green beans and corn, cucumbers and onions in vinegar, tossed salad with Aunt Sister's French dressing and hot biscuits replaced the roast. The dessert was often blackberry cobbler with hard sauce (made with real liquor, mind you, which somebody had to go "over the river" to Salisbury to purchase).
Occasionally we'd depart from the norm: leg of lamb at Easter, ham adorned with clove and pineapple, planked shad in the springtime. The good china and real silver were fetched out for these weekly occasions and set upon snowy white linens, often embroidered by her ladyship, who also placed a tastefully arranged centerpiece of seasonal flowers in the middle of the table.
"I heard the mayor's going up to New York again, and taking the whole family with him," Doots commented.
"Hope he's not doing it on the taxpayer's dollar, even if he is on business," Dave replied, "unless he takes me with him."
"I want to go, too," my sister chimed in.
"Remember when we went to the World's Fair in New York?" Mama Sink (grandmother) added. "We all had such a good time, even if it did rain."
"I remember being so sick on the boat going up I could not hold my head up," Mother added.
More conversation ensued, including accolades for us girls and our good grades at school, inquiries as to everybody's health, comments on upcoming events and compliments to the cook on the delicious meal.
It was Sunday dinner down South.
Folks in other parts of the world sat down to similar meals. In the northeast it was often a New England boiled dinner consisting of corned beef cooked with carrots, cabbage, turnips or rutabagas and potatoes. On the West Coast they had baked salmon with Rice-a-Roni, of course; Italian communities celebrated with "gravy" (tomato sauce) on pasta. In France, gigot d'agneau (roast lamb) was the feature, or a nice confit du canard, duck cooked in its own juices. Hispanic hombres sat down to a big platter of arroz con pollo, perhaps, or paella.
Whatever happened to Sunday dinner, which is all but obsolete? For one thing, everybody, even mama, went to work. "What? I slave away at the office five days a week, shop, clean, do yard work all day Saturday, and Page wants me to spend six hours on Sunday fixing Sunday dinner? She's lost her marbles."
Television with its Sunday football and golf; game pads for children old and young, the spread of fast food joints, the lure of the great outdoors, the lure of the great indoors including the couch for potato-ing, the undermining of the core family with mom, dad and children — all contributed to the demise of this tradition.
Here's what could happen if Sunday dinner were reinstated. Democrats and Republicans in Congress would cooperate with one another all week long so they could be sure not to be in session Sunday and miss their best meal of the week.
Health care would cease to be an issue since everybody would be happy and well, thanks to Mom's home cooking and the family get-together.
The illegal alien problem would be solved. Who would want to leave home when there's paella on the table?
Youngsters creating havoc on the streets would be a thing of the past — they'd all be home doing the dishes, their homework and honoring their fathers and mothers because of the moral fortitude they developed at family Sunday dinners.
The budget would soon be balanced because folks would spend more money at the grocery store, thus benefiting farmers, food industry production, the transportation industry, managers, cashiers and bag boys and with the trickle-down effect, things would right themselves.
But best of all about the resurrection of the Sunday dinner is, ta-da, we'd all eat fried chicken once a week again.
Page H. Onorato is a retired teacher.


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DescriptionThe Water Horse: Legend of the Deep is based on the movie by the same which in turn is based on a children novel by Dick King-Smith. It's a tale about a young boy, Angus MacMorrow, who on the shores of Loch Ness finds an egg which hatches into a water horse. The game starts shortly after that when Angus needs to get food to the newborn little creature. The story of the game is told between missions with clips from the movie.
The player gets to control both Angus and Crusoe (the water horse). As mentioned before the game starts with Angus having to collect food for Angus. Angus is controlled from a top down perspective and has to sneak around the farm without being spotted by his mother or any of the soldiers that are patrolling the area. Each level has to be completed within a set time limit. Angus can use different objects to help him progress. Stones can be thrown to distract guards, four-leap can be used to avoid guards and wood planks and boxes can be used to cross streams and climb fences.
The player also gets to control Crusoe during different stages of growth. Depending on which stage he is in the gameplay will also differ. In the baby stage he needs to eat to grow. The player controls Crusoe in a barrel full of water and needs to catch apples that are dropped into the barrel before they sink. There's both good and rotten apples and it's important to only eat the good ones. In the toddler stage Crusoe needs to learn how to swim in a bath tub. This is done with a quick time event where the player has to press the right keys at the right time as they appear on the screen. In the teenager stage Crusoe needs to swim around a pond to find fish that he can eat. The more fish he eats the faster he swims, while the reeds and lily pads in the pond makes him slow down. In the adult stage the player controls a full grown Crusoe in the loch. Here Crusoe has to navigate through the loch while avoiding the different dangers of the loch such as mines, Victoria gun shells and photographer boats. At the same time Crusoe must find food and surface now and then to catch his breath.
Throughout the levels of the game the player will come across mosaic pieces that can be collected. In total there is 100 pieces and they can used to unlock clips from the movie. In addition to the story mode the player can also play through individual levels at any time, as long as these are unlocked in the story mode.
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Good ol' stuck in a car conservative rant about bikes in the media. Yawn.
Getting a bit tired of these, but one bit made me chuckle
"How aggressive do you have to be at 5am, anyway? You never hear of rowers, joggers, swimmers, yoga artists or other dawn fitness devotees attacking people."
The award for drawing the worst analogy, possibly in the history of time, goes to Ms Devine. I've seen people stumble into a University Arts class after 'a few too many' at the lunch time barbeque and trot out better debate and prose than this 'article' written by Ms Devine.
Blabbering over, back to that comment; Why don't we rephrase it;
"How many rowers, joggers, swimmers or yoga artists have to contend with motor traffic every day (including 15 tonne buses!)?" Still struggling to answer that aren't we Miranda?
Next time someone decides to row their way to work down Punt Rd, I'm tipping they may just get a little hot under the collar.
Nothing like having your life threatened by someone else's incompetence to fire you up!
Anyway, all fun and games. No point dwelling too long on pieces designed to bait hot-headed comments and drag up the Ages advertising revenue.
Got a report from the Shipwreck Coast Classic in the pipeline.
Morning all!
Thursday, October 29, 2009
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"Nothing like having your life threatened by someone else's incompetence to fire you up!"ReplyDelete
Correct LC. I always try not to swear out on the roads and paths... but in the split second where I'm thinking "Oh shit, this might hurt", I let out something more expressive. Some little kid copped it last night on the path when he was razor-scooting on the center line - he looked up and saw me coming, and STEPPED INTO MY PATH. Little scooty now knows a few more words he can use with his friends.
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The Montreal Area has unique issues of its own.
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Towns, cities villages etc... To save space just put in the name of the city, example "Toronto" not "City of Toronto", or for smaller places use "Springfield" not "Town of Springfield" or "Village of Springfield"
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100 & 200 series highways, for example the 117, the 132 138 148 201 are major highways when compared to 300 series highways and should be in red.
300 series highways such as the 315,321,327, and the 329 are minor highways and should be in yellow.
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all 400 series highways are in blue as they are limited access freeways. Also other highways for example the 174 just east of Ottawa are also in blue as they are limited access.
Certain Major highways are two lane but are still in red because they collect the minor highways, and many county roads and we need to distinguish them, examples are the 174 east of Ottawa/Orleans, the 17, the 138, 38 the 7 in eastern Ontario.
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Alternate: Trans-Canada Hwy
Minor/Major Highways should be named: Hwy # (H is capitalized followed by the 'w' and 'y' in lower case, followed by a number) Not 'Highway #' or 'HWY # (all caps)'.
Very few roads should be named a freeway in Canada. Currently, only ring roads (perimeter roads around a city), Hwy 1 (including the highways Hwy 1 splits into*), Hwy 2 and any highways with limited access (e.g. highways with no street lights and access is exclusive to ramps entrances) .
- There are highways that travel through some National/Provincial parks with frequent stops, reduced speed and undivided portions. These segments should be reduced to a Major highway until the speed increases, stops are minimized and the highway is divided again.
When considering the road type, use the rules for the US as a guideline, with the idea that a Canadian "Freeway" may lack one of the criteria used in the US (e.g. Whitemud Freeway in Edmonton is 80 km/h, but meets all other criteria; Hwy 16 W of Edmonton doesn't have ramps for every junction, but meets all other criteria)


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BLACK ONYX – Sterling Racing's Black Onyx (No. 12) galloped 1 ½ miles over a track labeled as "good" on a clear, crisp Thursday morning at Churchill Downs. Regular exercise rider Aurelio Gomez was aboard Black Onyx for the exercise that took place after the renovation break and during the time reserved for Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks horses.
CHARMING KITTEN / OVERANALYZE / PALACE MALICE / REVOLUTIONARY / VERRAZANO / WINNING CAUSE – Trainer Todd Pletcher's Kentucky Derby contenders Verrazano (No. 2), Overanalyze (No. 5), Revolutionary (No. 6) and Palace Malice (No. 13) galloped around the Churchill Downs oval during the 15-minute period following the morning renovation break when the track is reserved for Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks contenders.
Elliott Walden, president/CEO of WinStar Farm, was on hand to see WinStar's Louisiana Derby (GII) winner Revolutionary, who galloped under Nick Bush.
"I feel real good about him," Walden said. "I think a big key is getting in the race and having a shot and I think he's got as good of a shot as any of them. Calvin (Borel) is excited about riding him and really liked the way he went when he worked him last Sunday. So, we're excited about that."
Galloping before the renovation break for Pletcher were Charming Kitten (No. 19) and Winning Cause (No. 20).
Pletcher said he will monitor the weather, but, as of now, his six Kentucky Derby contenders are scheduled to breeze Sunday. He also added that experience helps when preparing horses for the first Saturday in May.
"It helps when you've been here and have a system and know what to expect," Pletcher said.
Winner of the 2010 Kentucky Derby with Super Saver, Pletcher has a Derby record of 31-1-2-1. In 2007, he saddled five horses for America's greatest race, none of which hit the board.
CODE WEST/GOVENOR CHARLIE/POWER BROKER – Mike Pegram's Govenor Charlie (No. 11) galloped 1 3/8 miles after the renovation break with exercise rider Jorge Alvarez up for trainer Bob Baffert.
Gary and Mary West's Code West (No. 21) and Power Broker (No. 24) galloped the same distance prior to the break with Alvarez aboard both colts.
FALLING SKY – Newtown Anner Stud, James Covello and Joseph Bulger's Falling Sky (No. 18) galloped 1 3/8 miles under exercise rider Cassie Garcea.
Fourth in the Arkansas Derby (GI) in his most recent start, Falling Sky is scheduled to work Friday or Saturday, depending on weather, according to Reynaldo Abreu, assistant to trainer John Terranova.
FRAC DADDY/JAVA'S WAR – FRAC DADDY/JAVA'S WAR – Charles Fipke's Java's War (No. 4), winner of the Toyota Blue Grass Stakes (GI) in his most recent start, galloped 1 ½ miles after the renovation break with exercise rider Marvin Abrego up for trainer Ken McPeek.
Magic City Thoroughbred Partners' Frac Daddy (No. 15), runner-up in the Arkansas Derby (GI) in his most recent start, also galloped 1 ½ miles after the break with exercise rider Hugo Garcia up.
GOLDEN SOUL – Charles Fipke's Golden Soul (No. 23) galloped 1 ½ miles after the renovation break under exercise rider Emerson Chavez for trainer Dallas Stewart. Golden Soul is tentatively scheduled to work Friday morning.
MYLUTE – Mylute (No. 16), runner-up to Revolutionary in the Louisiana Derby (GII), was one of the first horses on the Churchill Downs track Thursday morning and jogged a mile before galloping 1 ½ miles.
Following Mylute's morning exercise, trainer Tom Amoss said the gray or roan son of Midnight Lute would have his final work in advance of the Kentucky Derby on Saturday. The workout was previously scheduled for Sunday.
"Number one, I don't care for the weather forecast and I'd rather work further out than closer out," Amoss said. "Secondly, with night racing (at Churchill Downs) on Saturday, the jockeys aren't going to get done until after 11 o'clock. I don't want to work the following morning and feel like everyone is not totally focused on the task at hand."
Amoss said Mylute will work Saturday morning when the track opens for training at 5:45 and jockey Rosie Napravnik will be aboard.
Napravnik is scheduled to ride in seven races on Opening Night of the Spring Meet on Saturday, including the 11th and final race, which has a post time of 11:10 p.m. EDT.
NORMANDY INVASION – Fox Hill Farms' Normandy Invasion (No. 14) galloped 1 ½ miles after the renovation break under exercise rider Javier Herrera for trainer Chad Brown.
OXBOW/WILL TAKE CHARGE – Calumet Farm's Oxbow (No. 17) galloped 1 ½ miles shortly after the track opened at 5:45 and Willis Horton's Will Take Charge (No. 9) did the same following the renovation break with exercise rider Rudy Quevedo aboard for both exercises.
Four-time Kentucky Derby-winning trainer D. Wayne Lukas, likes what he sees from his Derby 139 hopefuls.
"I like how my horses are doing. Whether they are good enough remains to be seen," Lukas said. "Over the years, you get a feel about them and I am very comfortable with them now."
Lukas said he may work both colts Monday, weather permitting.
VYJACK – Pick Six Racing's Vyjack (No. 8) galloped 1 ½ miles after the break to the satisfaction of trainer Rudy Rodriguez.
"Everything is good so far," Rodriguez said. "The owner (David Wilkenfeld) is coming in Friday and Vyjack will work one of the next two days depending on the weather."
Friday morning is forecast to be clear with Saturday's forecast calling for a 30 percent chance of a few showers.
CLOSE HATCHES/FLASHY GRAY – Juddmonte Farms' Close Hatches (No. 5) and West Point Thoroughbreds and Tom Keithley's Flashy Gray (No. 6) visited the paddock and galloped 1 ½ miles after the break for trainer Bill Mott.
Joanna Trout was aboard the undefeated Close Hatches and Penny Gardiner was on Flashy Gray.
DREAMING OF JULIA / PRINCESS OF SYLMAR / SILSITA / UNLIMITED BUDGET – Trainer Todd Pletcher's Kentucky Oaks contenders galloped at Churchill Downs on a cool Thursday morning in Louisville.
Dreaming of Julia (No. 4), Princess of Sylmar (No. 7) and Silsita (No. 10) went out prior to the morning renovation break and Unlimited Budget (No. 3) galloped during the special Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks training window at 8:30.
"Everything went smoothly this morning," Pletcher said.
MIDNIGHT LUCKY – Karl Watson, Mike Pegram and Paul Weitman's undefeated Midnight Lucky (No. 8) galloped 1 3/8 miles after the renovation break with exercise rider Jorge Alvarez up for trainer Bob Baffert.
PURE FUN – Magdalena Racing's Pure Fun (No. 11) galloped 1 ½ miles after the break under exercise rider Jose Cano for trainer Ken McPeek.
ROSE TO GOLD – Kathleen Amaya and Raffaele Centrofanti's Rose to Gold (No. 2) galloped 1 ½ miles after the renovation break with Denis Roberson up.
Trained by Sal Santoro, Rose to Gold is scheduled to work Friday morning at 8:30 with jockey Calvin Borel up.
SEANEEN GIRL – Naveed Chowhan's Seaneen Girl (No. 10) had a walk day Thursday for trainer Bernie Flint.
Martin Garcia, who rode Seaneen Girl to a third-place finish in the Fair Grounds Oaks (GII) in her 2013 debut, has the call to ride the filly in the Kentucky Oaks.


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UPDATE: MTV is denying online reports that Jersey Shore is being recast following their fifth season:
HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: "We love the present cast, and their summer adventures have just begun. We currently have no plans to recast the show," a net spokesperson tells The Hollywood Reporter. (Read more)
EARLIER: Snooki, Pauly D, J-Woww and the rest of the original Jersey Shore cast will reportedly not appear in a sixth season of the show.
While the news will likely be received well by the guys in my bocce league — who consider the show a pox on the legacy of the entire Italian diaspora — it's kind of a good news/bad news situation, as US Weekly reports the show itself will not be canceled and is something of an MTV cost-cutting measure (that and three of them have already inked deals for new shows):
US Weekly: The new stars will be "a lot cheaper" (the housemates each reportedly make $100,000 per episode), plus the current gang can feel free to pursue other endeavors. Says the source, "They will leave on a high note!" After all, three of the show's original cast members…have already signed up for spinoffs. (Read more)


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Sevendust Guitarist John Connolly Discusses Acoustic Album, Touring + More
It has been a huge year so far for Sevendust, and they kicked it off by being a part of ShipRocked 2014 where they debuted some new material off of their acoustic disc 'Time Travelers & Bonfires,' which has since been released. The band is not only touring in promotion of 'Bonfires,' but also their most recent plugged-in album, 'Black Out the Sun.' For a full list of both electric and acoustic tour dates, go here.
Loudwire had the opportunity to sit down with guitarist John Connolly during the band's recent stop in New York. He talked about 'Time Travelers & Bonfires' and the experience of their acoustic tour, plus he also chatted about his early brushes with acoustic music and how certain artists influenced him growing up. Check out our interview with John Connolly of Sevendust below:
It's pretty cool that it's just Sevendust for this acoustic show.
It's "An Evening With…" so there's not a whole lot of racket going on. For better or for worse we've had some opening bands, some I look back on now and it's like, "Man, we subjected our audience to that." So I think our crowds are actually a little thankful. It's pretty easy with just the one band on tour. Usually we have three or four other bands on tour and we have to negotiate the schedule and be fair to make sure everyone gets their time. With this we roll in at our leisure. We were kind of nervous about it at first. I was like, "I don't know if this is going to go over, we might need an opener" but it's been cool.
As a guitarist, how was it for you to not only delve into the new songs on 'Time Travelers & Bonfires' but to also revisit and re-invent the older tunes. As a long time Sevendust fan, when you guys played 'Crucified' acoustically on ShipRocked for the first time I didn't realize it was 'Crucified' until the lyrics kicked in.
That was pretty intentional. It was kind of just a means to an end. We were looking at the list for the album and even more we were looking at the live setlist. It's really easy to pull out the obvious ones -- this one's acoustic throw it in -- and then you realize, "Wow this is a really mellow show. It's all down. There's no up songs." It's easy to go down that road because the more acoustic stuff is sad introspectively.
'Crucified' is one of my wife's favorites songs and she was laughing like, "How are you guys going to do 'Crucified' acoustic?" It was totally cool because it gave it a breath of fresh air. Not to give us credit where credit's not due but it's sort of like the best Sevendust cover band in the world covering Sevendust. [Laughs] That's what it felt like, like we were covering Sevendust.
It was funny when they were like, 'We want to release 'Black' as the single," and I was like "Are you guys kidding me?," and they were like, "We think a new acoustic version of 'Black' is the way to go." It's like there's six new songs. Pick a new one and they were just like, "Nope, radio wants 'Black.'" It did okay but we're ready to put a new one out there. There's six good songs on there, any of them deserve a shot.
There's an argument all the way around. One day I might not be feeling a song and then I click on Facebook and there's 10 people telling me that one is their favorite song so what do we know? We write it, we put it out there, everyone loves all of them. It's a great place to be in.
When you were growing up, were you into the electric guitar first or the acoustic?
You know, I think it was always acoustic first. I remember being 3 or 4 years old rolling around the living room and I don't remember specifics but I remember my parents' favorites were Neil Diamond, Simon & Garfunkel, Elton John – there was always that early '70s, kind of folk, not really pop but almost pop music. It was always acoustic driven, there was hardly any electrics in them. That was my earliest memory, when I associate sitting in the backseat of the car lookin' at the cows going down the road, I remember hearing Carly Simon and there were always acoustic things.
For me it was always acoustic first. I didn't know an electric guitar was an option for a long time. My mom had an acoustic in the house and she could play a little and then she grew her nails out and couldn't play at all so then it sat there and collected dust. Once I discovered bands like KISS and Aerosmith, obviously electric guitar was a pretty integral part of it. I went down the electric road once I got to it but it was always acoustic first.
Did you go to shows growing up at all? Was there one in particular that was memorable to you?
The first show I went to was John Denver. [Laughs] I was like 5 or 6 years old. He had a big old acoustic guitar and never put the thing down. That's all I remember he was out there playing acoustic. Even the stuff we've been listening to on the road like the Civil Wars, I'm a huge Civil Wars fan and they get by without a drummer -- it's just him and her and an acoustic guitar and the truth.
It's cool to be able to break it down to the nuts and bolts and people ask all the time, "It's got to be a challenge with Sevendust" and honestly it's not because a lot of these Sevendust songs started on an acoustic guitar that was just laying on the couch in the living room. That's usually when you're inspired to get an idea, it's not when you're physically doing something. If I'm in there and I'm riffing out, I'm doing something nerdy that I can only appreciate -- my mind is occupied trying to pull off what I'm doing.
I'll be sitting there watching TV, the switch gets flipped and the light bulb goes on. 'Enemy' is the perfect example of a song that started completely on acoustic guitar. It's ironic that we don't do that one because that one was acoustic first then went electric. A lot of the songs start with a basic idea, it's not like you have to reinvent the wheel when you do the acoustic thing. You just treat it a bit differently because you don't have the distortion and all the effects and stuff to, I don't want to say hide behind, but it's almost like you're exposed in a totally different way. You're more under the microscope for sure. You have to think bigger on the instrument because you have less tools at your disposal.
What does the rest of 2014 hold in store for you an Sevendust as a whole?
It's a little of everything. It's kind of weird because we're still doing 'Black Out the Sun,' a little bit even though we're in the middle of this. We have about a month, a month and a half of electric dates in late July and August right up to the beginning of September. There's a second leg of the acoustic tour, there's no Southeastern dates, there's no Atlanta, no Florida at all, no Carolinas, so we're going to look at doing a third leg that covers our home base. It's really weird to be from Atlanta and not tour there, everyone's like, "Uh, hello? So are you from Atlanta?" so there will be a third leg and then after that I don't know.
I know our management was looking at a handful of potential options; there are a lot of bands doing some acoustic things now. Never had it donned on us to actually partner up with somebody to do an acoustic tour with another band but it would definitely be something we would look at. Even if it wasn't for two or three months, it might be cool to hop on a tour with someone for two or three weeks. So if something like that were to come up, I could see us doing more of the acoustic thing.
Other than that, I think the acoustic thing is going to be what it's going to be, not to sound negative about it by any way shape or form, it's not going to go a full album cycle like we normally do. We get to pick and choose when we do this, we can do this all the time especially that we have a record to do it with. We could announce two or three weeks worth of dates on the drop of a dime especially if we've done a lot of electric stuff or we're looking at overseas stuff or take a break from one thing or try to transition from one thing to another. It's the perfect way to stay in contact with our fan base with something different. Here's the kicker, a lot of people are being introduced to Sevendust for the first time this way. They don't know that we exist the other way. [Laughs]
Even though you guys perform acoustically, there is in no way a lack of energy. I will never forget that acoustic show on ShipRocked early this year.
Yeah, the planets just aligned with that one. I think the ship was ready for something like that, not to knock the straight up electric thing. I thought our electric show was good too. I thought the acoustic show was a little bit more special. It was totally different, totally stripped down and then to do 'Decay' at the end electrically was fun. We had talked about doing something like that on this one but everyone's expecting it, they're expecting that move. Let's just do what we said we were going to do and let's not play 'Face 2 Face' for the love of God at least for a couple of months.
With all of this touring, what is one thing you must have on tour with you? It cannot be electronic.
That's a tough one. I used to think I was pretty low maintenance and then I look through my bag and there's a lot of crap that I need, a lot of it is electronic. It would probably have to be my running shoes more than anything just so I could hit the gym or do whatever. Oh wait I'd probably bring the amp, it's battery operated but then I couldn't plug anything into it. [Laughs] I'll just go with the running shoes.
Watch Our Part 1 of Our Interview With Sevendust on ShipRocked 2014


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Resistor-Capacitor (RC) Time Constant Calculator
Time constant is a measurement of the time needed to charge or discharge a capacitor by ~63.2% of the differenece between the old value and new value after an impulse that induces a change has been applied.
Calculate the energy (E) and time constant (RC) in a capacitor for the given voltage across it. You can determine two different values from the calculator. Time constant (T) can be determined from the values of capacitance (C) and load resistance (R). Energy stored on a capacitor (E) can be determined by giving all three inputs: voltage (V), capacitance and load resistance.
Energy Stored = Voltage2 x Capacitance / 2
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Today we lay to rest our dear Jan in Arlington National Cemetery. I know he would be so proud to have his final wishes carried out with such honor. Cherish every day with your family. ❤
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Happy 3 months of Frankie Turnip! (On the 10th but still.) It's remarkable how you can fall so deeply in love with your dog so quickly. No matter how long you get to be with them, they leave an impression on you for a lifetime. Sounds cheesy but it's for real. We are super grateful for this squiggly snuggly sweet Turnip and @alexanimals for being such a well-run animal shelter that saves so many lives like Frankie's
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20 minutes off State Highway 8 between Twizel and Omarama is the sign post to the Ohau Wilderness Area. Being off the main highway Lake Ohau is a lesser known region. It is a glacial lake fed by the Hopkins and Dobson rivers which have their headwaters in the Southern Alps. It is the smallest of the three large Mackenzie lakes but is a gateway to a series of stunning valleys offering a variety of walks and tramps for all abilities.
Lake Ohau Lodge is a great place to base yourself if you would rather be catered for and have a comfortable bed each night. There is a dinner, bed and breakfast package and 4 standards of accommodation suiting all budgets. They can provide you with a packed lunch and a map. You can start walking from the Lodge or drive to some of the more seemingly remote valleys 20 minutes drive away.
The Ohau Alpine Village has a number of different properties available for rent and is within walking distance of Lake Middleton which is a small, sheltered and shallow lake suitable for fishing and boating.
There are many valley or river bed walks that are generally quite flat and managed by any fitness level. Once past the end of the lake and into these river valleys you are surrounded by native beech forest and stunning snow capped peaks. The streams are so pristine and sparkling and you feel privileged to be out amongst this grandeur and peace all to yourself.
Further on from these gentle walks are DOC huts for the more serious tramper. They are well appointed and maintained.


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Well, here's an interesting pair. Today's Washington Post contains an op-ed on climate change and trade, written jointly by Fred Bergsten, director of the Peterson Institute of International Economics, and Lori Wallach, director of Global Trade Watch at Public Citizen.
The authors readily admit, quite early in the piece, that they are usually on opposing sides of the trade debate. The Peterson Institute scholars are well-known and well-respected advocates of freer international trade. Global Trade Watch, and Wallach in particular? Not so much. She has called NAFTA a "disastrous experiment" and has a special section on her website calling on people to Take Action! on trade (example: by hosting a house party to celebrate the tenth anniversary of " the historic 1999 Seattle protest victory of people power over corporate rule.")
Yet here they are, claiming to agree on "a suprising number of aspects of the climate change debate and on the related need to overhaul global trade negotiations." I am still trying to make sense of the op-ed, because it lurches around a bit, and to work out exactly how deep the agreement of these strange bedfellows really is. But for now, let me comment briefly on what I think is the main thrust of their op-ed: a proposal for launching a new round of trade talks.
The authors point out that a new treaty on global warming would "require new trade rules in intellectual property, services, government procurement and product standards." So, hey, why not combine that into trade talks?The Obama Round (as if Obama-worship has not gone far enough) "would include, as a centerpiece, addressing these potential commercial and climate trade-offs and updating the negotiating agenda."
That, quite frankly, would be fatal for the World Trade Organization. Developing countries, now in the majority in the WTO, are in general very resistant to the idea of bringing extraneous issues into its agenda (witness constant struggles over linking trade to labor and environment issues, to name just two). More to the point, we already have a round in progress. The Doha round has been struggling over old-fashioned trade concerns like tariffs and subsidies (remember them?) since launching in 2001. The risks of overburdening the WTO agenda are, in my opinion, far greater than the possible benefits. It's fairly clear to me why Wallach would advocate a new round full of poison pills, but not so clear why Bergsten would put his name to such a suggestion.
It's not even clear to me that such an approach would "help the environment." Why the optimism about the possibility of agreement under the auspices of the WTO when negotiations in forums designed explicitly and solely for the purpose of halting climate change have been unsuccessful?
( Speaking of which, expectations for a breakthrough at the upcoming Copenhagen conference on climate change are being rapidly scaled back, with talk of an "interim" agreement — likely some anodyne political statement — rather than the final deal that environmental groups had hoped for. The international diplomacy circus rolls on, though: conferences are planned for Mexico and South Africa — talk about a carbon footprint! — next year.)
For my take on the climate change and trade debate, the solution to which does not involve launching an Obama Round, see here.


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