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Infusion™ Cozy Cup
A cold winter's night can either be something that is abhored or relished. With the Infusion Cozy Mug, you'll love it when the weather turns as you sip on delicious tea in your ultra snug mug safely indoors. Winter has never been this cozy.
- Porcelain. Wool
Size & Volume
- Size: 9.2 cm X 8.5 cm
- Volume: 0.30 Liter / 10.00 oz
Use & Care
- Handwash - Not for use on stove top - Not for use in the microwave
for better taste, aroma color
and ultimately enjoyment
clever, creative and functional
Steeped in good taste
Can the wollen cover be removed?Yes, the knitted woolen wrap simply slides off the bottom of the cup for easy washing.
Can the cup be used without the knitted wrap?Yes it can be. Without the woolen wrap, the Cosy Mug simply becomes a classy, modern mug - perfect for any beverage.
Is the woolen part washable?Simply remove and hand-wash to prevent the wool from shrinking or becoming misshapen.
Can the wollen cover be removed?
Can the cup be used without the knitted wrap?
Is the woolen part washable?
What is the cup made of?The cup is made from our high quality Cretasolis porcelain, which is 100% lead and cadmium free.
What stops the cup sliding out?The woolen wrap fully encapsulates the bottom of the cup, so there's no danger of it sliding out the bottom.
What is the small slit in the rim for?If you choose to use a teabag, the string can be placed securely into the slit for comfort and convenience.
What is the cup made of?
What stops the cup sliding out?
What is the small slit in the rim for?
Frequently Asked Questions
- Porcelain. Wool
Size and Volume<
- H:9.2 cm X L:8.5 cm X Vol:0.30 ML - 10.00
Use & Care
- Handwash - Not for use on stove top - Not for use in the microwave
This tea is delicious! It has an amazing aroma and it tastes just as wonderful. So refreshing!
Nicola™ Porcelain Teapot
This glass tea infuser is very cute and functional! I love how the aesthetics of it and it even comes with its own lid to keep it from getting any specks of dust in it.
We can't believe that we did know about VIVA Scandinavia when we opened our offices. Not only the products are wonderful (simple, beautiful, unique), the shipping is really fast, nothing was broken, and when we had a minor issue with the size of an item, the great customer service solved the whole matter in an hour, wow! Highly recommend VIVA - 5 STARS
This is a well built product which is very durable and modern design. This will make an excellent gift for the tea drinker.
Love it! Great quality and looks beautiful. Fits in the fridge door easily. Looking forward to ice tea season!
Love this little set. It's a matte, deep charcoal colour. Looks great on my shelf with my tea supplies!
Nina™ Tea Set
Very attractive and also durable! This will last many many years and still look good and remain very functional. Thank you for an excellent product.
Bjorn™ Teapot Large
milk and sugar set -- lovely, practical, tactile
I'm not fan of green teas in general but I love this one!
I totally love this teapot. It looks really stylish on the kitchen counter and because it's so stylish, I can actually leave it out on the counter top. It also works really well. It really pours without dripping, which is a problem with so many other teapots. I also bought the cork base and would recommend getting it as it completes the look, but also, the base of the teapot is flat ceramic, so it gets hot. I also like the fact that this is not a typical teapot, that one sees everywhere.
A little larger than I anticipated, but still so beautiful.
Infusion™ Tea Egg
Nicola™ Porcelain Teapot
Very nice
Product arrived as promised.
Elmwood Reiki Blend Ayurvedic Herbs & Green Tea
These are great hot beverage mugs. Really cute too
Beautiful and very well made - it feels like self care to use this mug. Love it and would recommend!
I love the metal cover, keep my tea hot just how I like it! Pours really well unlike similar teapots. A little on the pricey side but it's worth it if you are tea lover like me 😊😊😊
Anytime™ Emma Cup
Very refreshing and my friends love it too
Beautiful small teapot. Perfect three-cupper for reading or relaxing. Good service from vendor.
Infusion™ Collapsible Tea Strainer
Best service ever and great quality!
Received the Christian carafe recently and couldn't be happier. Beautiful design and the quality is top notch.
I love the minimalistic design and how it fits perfectly in your hand.
Just as I had expected, the best coffee I have ever tasted. Planning on recommending it to my friends. Thank you for your prompt delivery.
Diane Stevens
I've gotten lots of compliments on the set! Very happy I purchased it.
So beautiful and elegant!
Infusion™ Porcelain Teapot Small
My order arrived in a timely matter and was exactly what I wanted.
The born collection tea set: I love the double layer of the tea cups that allows for heat protection. The clear style of the tea set is great to see the tea I'm drinking. Also when there's almost no more tea left, I'll know exactly when to add more water to the pot. I love this set so much 💕
Wicked tea.
Beautiful full flavour hot or cold
Minima™ Balance Tea Mug
This makes fantastic iced tea as well. I've been trying to find an iced tea that comes out clear without much hassle. Lipton, Luzianne, Tetley - all these teas are a bit finicky when trying to brew just right. On occasion if you overbrew you get a cloudy, mucky mess of a tea. And I like my iced tea to be clear as highly polished amber. This one is so hard to mess up. I use four bags in a pyrex measuring cup. I can walk away from it while it's steeping. Somewhere after 6 minutes or so I check on it. Then I pour it over ice. I've tried to take pictures of how it looks, but it's frosting the pitcher so it's hard to tell how nice it looks. I know people might be like, who cares how it looks? But often cloudy tea has a horrible taste to it. Very bitter.
This also tastes great. It has a nice sharp flavor to it without being too much. I found I had to get used to it, the first couple of glasses I was expecting the more mellow taste of more basic iced teas. Once I did get used to the change, I will not go back. This is my new iced tea!
Senses™ AMBIENCE Tea Set
Beautiful piece! Highly recommended!
Beautiful items, perfect for our tea shops. Great service. Thank you. We will order again.
Excellent tea, perfectly, wife loves it!


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Guangxi Rice Dumplings (zongzi) 广西粽子 - Wrapped # 3
Friday, May 25, 2012
My first endeavour making rice dumplings was when I was about 15. I was very excited and this was my first time doing so. No one in the house made rice dumplings ever since grandaunt last did it. No one knew how to do it actually, or would bother to do it because it is considered something very troublesome.

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Lackluster: Mujica's ninth-inning woes spoil opener
Following emotional pregame ceremony, Sox falter against Brewers
BOSTON -- The luster of collecting their World Series rings wore off for the Red Sox by the ninth inning of Friday's home opener, as the Brewers rallied with a four-spot against Edward Mujica en route to a 6-2 victory at Fenway Park.
Will Middlebrooks belted a solo homer in the bottom of the third to tie the game at 2, and it stayed that way until Mujica entered in the ninth.
Closer Koji Uehara had pitched the previous two days, so manager John Farrell went to one of his trusted setup men instead. It didn't work.
"Didn't want to go three days in a row [with Uehara], day game after night game, the travel, all things considered," said Farrell. "Both Koji and [Junichi Tazawa] were the two guys we just tried to stay away from today."
And that gave Mujica a chance to come up big for his new team, but instead, he faltered.
Khris Davis started the rally with a leadoff double into the corner in left. Scooter Gennett dropped down a bunt, and Mujica went for the out at third. But Middlebrooks couldn't apply the tag in time, and everyone was safe.
"He was just a little bit up," catcher A.J. Pierzynski said of Mujica. "They got the leadoff double. We tried to be aggressive, get the lead runner on the bunt. It kind of led to a big inning instead of just getting a guy out. But those things happen. I thought when he bunted it, he bunted it hard enough that we could get the guy at third. We tried to be aggressive. Unfortunately, it was a real close play and he was safe."
It looked like Davis might have been tagged out when he over-slid the bag, but replays weren't conclusive enough for the Red Sox to think a challenge was worthwhile.
"I felt like he kind of came off the bag a little bit, but that's hard to see," said Middlebrooks. "I wasn't sure at the time, because it happened so fast. But after I watched the replay, I thought I might have had him. That happened so fast, nobody could see that."
And the near miss wound up being costly.
Lyle Overbay unloaded for a double to right and the Brewers went ahead for good.
This, after Overbay watched the ring ceremony for a club he was nearly a part of last season, only to be cut at the end of Spring Training.
"It wasn't 'payback,' because I didn't have any bad feelings, but it's always nice to take the World Series champs down," Overbay said.
Mujica wasn't even able to keep his team within striking distance. Carlos Gomez and Aramis Ramirez added RBI singles to make it 6-2.
The line on Mujica? Two-thirds of an inning, four hits and four runs.
"Well, they came out swinging against Mujica," said Farrell. "Knowing that he's been in the National League Central, they're familiar with him. At the same time, Edward has had a lot of success against that lineup. He mislocated a couple of balls, and unfortunately, today, paid for it."
Jake Peavy, who had the honor of getting the ball in the home opener, rose to the occasion. The righty gave the Red Sox six strong innings, scattering six hits and allowing two runs. He walked two and struck out four.
"Anytime you have a chance to win and you don't have your best stuff, you don't feel the best or have the best feel, you're OK with it, but you expect more," said Peavy. "At the end of the day, you want to pitch deep in the ballgame, you want to give up less than two runs. That second inning got away from me. I couldn't stretch it out late. We'll get back at 'em tomorrow."
The Brewers broke out first, getting a solo homer from Jonathan Lucroy to open the top of the second. With one out, Davis drilled a double to center and Gomez came through with an infield single to make it 2-0.
Back came Boston in the bottom of the second. Mike Napoli led off with a walk. Grady Sizemore ripped a single to right and Napoli was able to score when Logan Schafer made a throwing error to third.
Middlebrooks tied the game with one swing in the bottom of the third, lofting a solo homer over the Green Monster.
"It felt good," said Middlebrooks. "I mean, it was a big day for us with the ring ceremony and all that and everybody having family in. It was an emotional day for everybody who was a part of that last year. It felt good. It always feels good to hit a homer, but in that situation, it felt even better."
The only thing lacking from a memorable day at Fenway was a win by the home team.
"We were ready to play," said Middlebrooks. "Their starter kept us off-balance, especially in big situations with guys in scoring position. He had a good changeup and got a few guys out front. Just get them tomorrow."


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Maximum color from two new seed mixes
Grow bouquet-worthy blooms from two new zinnia mixes. Cool Crayon Colors Mix zinnias have blooms in soothing shades of lavender, rose, pink, and white (pictured in the front of above bouquet), while blooms in the Hot Crayon Colors Mix (in back) come in sizzling shades of yellow, orange, and red. Reaching 3½ feet tall, these zinnias are stunning in the back of borders and make excellent cut flowers.
Planting seeds
Sow seeds directly in the garden as soon as nighttime temperatures stay consistently in the 50s. Choose a spot in full sun with well-drained soil. Plant another crop in July for continued bloom into fall. Both mixes are available from Renee's Garden.Maximizing bouquets
Keep your cut zinnia blooms bright and perky by using a floral preservative. You can make your own by providing the preservative's essential ingredients ― sugar, acidifier, and biocide ― with everyday kitchen supplies:
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Go Vertical SUP is the leading Stand up Paddle School on the Gold Coast. They are located right in the heart of Surfers Paradise. Their aim is to provide top quality Paddle Board Hire, SUP tours and SUP lessons to all participants allowing them a rewarding experience on the water. Learn to SUP with the best school on the Gold Coast. Go Vertical is a long established business, over eight years of providing locals and visitors with the ultimate paddle experience.
Their most popular experience is the "Paradise SUP Tour" where they launch on the river in Surfers Paradise! It's a fun, safe and fully guided tour including a lesson and photos of your time on the water. You will have the best experience with Go Vertical as the staff are professional, friendly and Surfing Queensland and ASI accredited.
You will achieve a sense of well-being on the water, taking in the beauty, spot peacocks along with other birdlife or a dolphin pod. Fun for the entire family and easy for all fitness levels.
You will be hooked on SUP because it is super fun! Come join them for a paddle right in the heart of Surfers Paradise.
Due to current health advice on social distancing, please contact the business for the most up to date information regarding opening times and services.
Stand Up Paddle Tour duration is two hours - in the heart of Surfers Paradise on the river.
Times vary depending on bookings. After a safety briefing and basic lesson your guide will launch the boards on the river and commence the paddle. Meander up to the high rises of Surfers Paradise and get a photo or two of the group on the boards with a majestic backdrop of Surfers Paradise.
Then you'll gently make your way back down the river through the canals into Macintosh Island park where you will paddle past the mangroves spotting sea-life and bird-life. There is an abundance of bird life here including a family of Peacocks that are spotted most days. See the Gold Coast from a different perspective... you will find stand up paddling along the waterways both fun and calming! Keep an eye out for a dolphin or two!
This is a must do experience. You will love it!
Let Go Vertical introduce you to stand up paddle boarding. They will go through step by step instruction to get you up standing and paddling like a champion before you know it. After a safety briefing and a quick demonstration you will be ready to go.
Their lesson duration is one hour and all equipment is supplied. All you need to do is "slip slop and slap" and you're ready to learn to paddle board. They will show you just how easy it is, with instruction you will learn different stances and paddle technique and turns.
Once you have your balance they will gently guide you through the calm waterways of Surfers Paradise on an easy paddle adventure. You will love it!
Ages 8 to 80 however you must be able to swim.
Group discounts on four or more paddlers.
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Walking around my local thrift store, the amazing wood detail on this bureau caught my eye and I was instantly smitten by its gorgeousness. I ran over, snatched it up and was thrilled it fit in my cart. Some might have given up their first-born for it, but the price was a mere 10 bucks. Yes, please.
The awkward feeling of eyes coveting what is in your cart while perusing the rest of the store is the best!
Minwax Stainable Wood Filler for the job. The makeover was at a standstill for awhile because I kept debating whether to paint the panels or the trim. In the end, the trim won out. I decided paint might ruin the look of the amazing herringbone; which was in perfect condition.
Scotch Blue Edge Lock Tape. I like this better than the normal blue tape because the sticky side is not as texturized and is more like clear tape and less like duct tape.
I love the two-tone look of the wood and yellow trim.
What do you think? Are you liking beautiful, wood grain mixed with a pop of color?


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Jonathan Bruce Santo
posted on Monday, March 03, 2008 - 11:09 am
This might be a silly question but I haven't been able to find the answer elsewhere.
I have a CFA with a number of variables and factors and I want to constrain the correlation between two factors.
When free, the correlation is .271. If I try to set it to .28 (f1 WITH
;) the model fails to converge (NO CONVERGENCE. SERIOUS PROBLEMS IN ITERATIONS. ESTIMATED COVARIANCE MATRIX NON-INVERTIBLE. CHECK YOUR STARTING VALUES).
Again, I'm sorry if this is a silly question but am I missing something here?
Jonathan Bruce Santo
Interpersonal Relationships and Development Lab
Centre for Research in Human Development
Concordia University
Tel: (514) 848-2424 Ext. 2849
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Monday, March 03, 2008 - 4:44 pm
Please send your input, data, output, and license number to
Elina Dale
posted on Thursday, April 25, 2013 - 8:05 am
Dear Dr. Muthen,
Could you please, point out where in the Output I should look for correlations between my factors and an observed variable? Also, my indicators are categorical but so is my X. However, when I try to put in the same line as CATEGORICAL, MPlus gives me warning that only dependent variables are inserted there.
Here is the input:
CATEGORICAL = i1 i2 i3 i4 i5 i6;
CLUSTER = cl;
Analysis: TYPE = COMPLEX ;
f1 BY i1* i2 i3;
f2 BY i4* i5 i6 ;
f1-f2 WITH q1cat ;
Output: STANDARDIZED ;
Do I look under STDYX or unstandardized model results for correlations between by f1 and q1cat, f2 and q1cat? They are slightly different, and unstd are > than those under STDYX. Also, since q1cat is categorical, does MPlus I suppose polychor corr should be used. But I don't know what MPlus uses when it gets WITH command for correlation of an observed var with a factor. Thank you!
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Thursday, April 25, 2013 - 8:53 pm
Categorical variables not declared as such are treated as continuous. A correlation with a categorical variable treated as continuous isn't very informative. If q1cat is categorical, are you sure you don't want to instead either do multiple-group analysis with respect to q1cat or say
f1-f2 ON q1cat;
Correlations are obtained using STDYX.
Elina Dale
posted on Thursday, April 25, 2013 - 10:04 pm
Thank you, Dr. Muthen!
But ON statement is for regressing Y ON X, not for correlation. Isn't it? So, I'd get beta, not correlation coefficient, is it correct?
What I need is to show criterion validity and my criterion observed variable is categorical.
It is usually advised to do correlation between a scale score and the criterion. Since I am not using a scale score (given the measurement error of the latent variable), I want to correlate the criterion with my factors. What would you advice then for me to do, if my criterion variable is observed categorical? Thank you!
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Friday, April 26, 2013 - 1:50 pm
Is your categorical criterion an ordinal or a nominal variable, or is it binary?
Elina Dale
posted on Saturday, April 27, 2013 - 10:52 am
Thank you again Dr. Muthen! I have actually three criterion variables:
(1) ordinal variable (overall motivation), (2) binary variable (gender), and
(3) nominal variable (health worker position).
What would you advice?
Thank you!
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Monday, April 29, 2013 - 4:29 pm
I would not show criterion validity as a correlation when the criterion is gender or worker position. It seems much more natural to ask if there is a significant mean difference in the factor between the different criterion categories.
For the ordinal variable I could imagine a correlation, and use a polychoric if you have strong floor or ceiling effects. But you should ask these types of general analysis questions on SEMNET instead.
Elina Dale
posted on Thursday, June 20, 2013 - 7:22 am
Dear Dr. Muthen,
I would like to examine whether motivation factors are good predictors of intention to quit the job. Motivation is measured through factors made up of 15 items in total. Intention to quit is an observed categorical variable.
So, my X is a latent var, whereas my Y is an observed cat var.
Could you please, let me know if the coding below is correct for what I want to do? Many thanks!
CATEGORICAL = Ycat i1 i2 i3 i4 i5 i6 i7 i8 i9 i10 i11 i12 i14 i15;
Analysis: TYPE = COMPLEX ;
f1 BY i1 i2 i3 i4 ;
f2 BY i5 i6 i7 i8 ;
f3 BY i9 i10 i11 i12 ;
f4 BY i13 i14 i15 ;
Ycat ON f1;
Ycat ON f2;
Ycat ON f3;
Ycat ON f4;
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Thursday, June 20, 2013 - 7:53 am
That looks correct. I will fit the measurement model alone as a first step.
Elina Dale
posted on Thursday, June 20, 2013 - 10:27 pm
Thank you, Dr. Muthen! I did fit the measurement model first and it seemed to fit well. But then when I try to fit the model above, things don't look as good, so that's why I was wondering if the coding was correct. But perhaps it just means that motivation in this case is not a good predictor of intention to stay?
Bengt O. Muthen
posted on Friday, June 21, 2013 - 6:30 pm
Your coding is correct. If you have poor fit for this model, it implies that Ycat is not related to i1-i15 only through f1-f4 as you have specified the model, but that there are some direct relationships.
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By: Morgan Downing
SHERMAN, TX — The Texas legislature is back in session next week, and one hot topic will be gun laws. A state representative is proposing two bills that will impact Texas citizens who already have or are looking to get their concealed handgun licenses.
Right now, to get a Texas concealed handgun license you must go through a ten hour class, that teaches things like gun safety and Texas law. To renew that license, you must go through a four hour class. State Representative Dan Flynn wants to change those requirements completely.
House Bill 47 would cut the ten hour CHL class requirement down to four hours. If you want to renew your CHL, under House Bill 48 you would no longer need a four hour refresher course, you could just renew online.
The bills' author, State Representative Dan Flynn, says right now the class is just too long and CHL instructor Jason Webb agrees.
"With any kind of powerpoint presentation or any kind of presentation for ten hours does get lengthy no matter what you're covering," Webb said.
"As it is right now, you have to take a day off of work to be able to go do it. Or take a whole Saturday off. I think the big deal is more Texans will be able to make the class, go through the program with the background check and be able to carry," Rep. Flynn said.
Webb says his CHL classes are filling up. So, a shortened class time would allow him to accommodate more people, but he says there are drawbacks.
"Now on the other side too is there is a lot of law, a lot of responsibility that needs to be covered," Webb said.
A lot to be covered, so he worries his students won't be able to learn everything if it's crammed into four hours.Under the proposed bill, before you get your CHL, you still have to fire 50 rounds and pass a written exam. But some gun owners hope these bills are shot down.
"I think it's very important that we keep our level of training where it is so that we have the best qualified people carrying a concealed handgun," Frank Deater said.
"This is Texas and in Texas people are very familiar with handguns and shooting etiquecy, and the rules of government and the responsibilities that a gun owner has," Rep. Flynn said.
Legislative session resumes Tuesday, January 8. Representative Flynn says he believes he'll have a lot of support with both bills, because he says the majority of Texas lawmakers conceal carry.


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leather jacket - c/o Coach (last year, no longer available)
dress - c/o Corey Lynn Calter
shoes - J. Crew Mona
Whenever I'm in a rush or having one of those silly "I have nothing to wear" moments - which is often, despite my overflowing closets - I tend to grab a dress and this jacket. See here, here, here, and here for examples. It's my dressed up version of jeans and a t-shirt, a usual go-to. I only recently received this dress, but I can already see it being worn over and over. I hate to use the term "remixed," because heck, shouldn't all of your clothes be in steady rotation? Still, I'm excited to wear this dress over and over and in many combinations - much like my old faithful jacket.


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My April column for CBC Radio One's Alberta at Noon was all about a new website called Soil Mate.
The Soil Mate website acts like a match making service between consumers and farmers. Just as internet matchmaking services helps people find their soul mate, this site will help you find your "soil mate". But, it's all brand new and Soil Mate needs help building a directory of farmers, farmer's markets and wineries that will span North America. We can all help. Here's a bit more information and my podcast.


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Last 25/08/2007 our featured artist, Gianluca Luisi, winner of the 4th International Bach Contest of Würzburg, formerly Saarbrücken (2001), signed a contract with Naxos, the worlds leading classical music label!
Gianluca Luisi has recorded for us numerous times, releasing many recordings such as: Bachs Partitas (2 CDs, 1, 2), a disc of transcriptions (unedited and still incomplete), Chopins 4 Scherzos + Polonaise op. 53, Mozarts late Sonatas (2 CDs with the same recording taken from two different mics. [Neumann mics., and AKG mics.), 1 CD with Liszts music (unedited). !
Luisis recent success, which most probably began with a letter I sent to Naxos in 2005, has culminated in a contract with the international label for the recording of two CD's (one of them dedicated to Liszt) which will be released in Summer 2009.
By @les (on 13/10/2007 @ 15:46:19, in Announcements)
Finally, we have just completed the booklet for the cd demo. I'm here pasting the entire text that will be printed inside the booklet. The text has been written by "four hands": Gianluca Luisi and me (for the part: History of the label). It represents, with some clarity I hope, the fundamental points of the OnClassical philosophy.
An online label for audiophiles
OnClassical offers recordings of highest quality guaranteed by the combination of experience in acoustic technology and of musical artistry. Each detail regarding the singling out of artists, locations and musical instruments and the choice of placement of the recording equipment is studied carefully, and nothing is left to chance. The recordings which we obtain with quasi maniacal care, allow one not only to discern the exact nature of a given musical instrument, but also the finest details of its mechanical parts; the very low as well as the most rapid sonorities, and those ambient corners which tend to amplify certain frequencies and ennoble the colour of the final audio. The acquisition of the sound and its successive mixing is not the result of a casual or imaginary placement of the listener, but is reproduced as one would hear it if he were in the middle of a musical ensemble, or standing in place of the musician in the case of a solo performance. Furthermore, the recordings exploit the maximum extension and the exact instrumental sound depth. This means that given the artist, the accompaniment, and the repertoire, a decision is made to make use of the most suitable environment, instruments and equipment. For OnClassical it is important to create a good rapport between technician and musician. This practice, combined with the artistic sensibility of OnClassical make recording friendly and relaxed. Extraordinary results can be achieved when, together, the artist and the sound technician create the right blend of music and emotions. The important work of selection which we have spoken of here culminates in an absolute naturalness in recordings that gives the listener the sense of being present at the performance; with the extra bonus of being able to capture those nuances which would otherwise go unnoticed even for the most attentive ear. Thus, in a sense, one is able to participate each time at a unique and unrepeatable event, more like a live performance than a recording.
History of the label
OnClassical began in 2003 as the first Italian independent label for the distribution of classical music on the internet. It was also one of the world's pioneers in the utilization of the then new Creative Commons licence. OnClassical believes in the accuracy of the microphone take and the naturalness of the resulting sound achieved without any kind of manipulation. The decision on the ultimate sound quality is always made before the recording begins, and never afterwards. This philosophy of OnClassical is carried into the realization of all the various production phases: starting from the choice of musicians, the recording venue, the instruments and equipment, and deciding where these will be positioned. It also includes the phases of recording, mixing, and mastering, and the publication and distribution of the musical product on internet within a frame of absolute prestige. Amongst the first artists to believe in our project are some first-award-winners of major international competitions, such as Gianluca Luisi (Bach at Saarbr�cken), Roberto Plano (Cleveland and Van Cliburn), Maurizio Baglini, Aleksandra Mikulska (Chopin at Warsaw), and Luca Fanfoni (Paganini); just to mention a few. The careful selection of recordings included in our latest version of the site has enhanced onclassical.com even more and turned it into a nook for audiophiles; the only one of its kind for its quality in recording and performances.
Gianluca Luisi & Alessandro Simonetto
The cd will be entirely covered by the Creative Commons license type BY-SA-NC, 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/).
By @les (on 07/10/2007 @ 11:21:23, in Conferences & Exhibits)
I am now completing the editing for the OnClassical demo: a CD printed in 1,000 copies that will be distributed at the next Festival della Creatività. I have been invited - as founder of OnClassical - to participate as a speaker at the festival, with the QuiFree association (which shares knowledge). OnClassical is actually a partner of QuiFree and these CDs will be given as gadgets.
Following is the list of pieces the CD will contain:
I have chosen pieces that are most representative of and the best recording for each instrument. Therefore, this CD will contain pieces that are currently included in recordings found at onclassical.com, and other pieces which I have recorded for other (traditional) record houses.
The choice of the egg as the main image on the cover is somewhat emblematic and enigmatic at the same time: first of all its colours are those of onclassical.com, and besides this, I simply find it humourous; and this might be a good way - and maybe a little provocative - to represent my idea of the site and its recordings.
I am thinking of a way to make the audio material free to all (maybe via the Internet Archive). By the way: you will be happy to know that many titles of our catalogue are already present on the Internet Archive (this URL: http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=onclassical and that you may now download part of it in OGG vorbis files. Of course all of you may upload a webpage including our free previews (MP3 files)!
Marco Tezza has just uploaded his recent video of the Olimpic Theatre concert on YouTube. In the video he plays Schumann's Aufschwung from Phantasiestücke Op. 12. This was the first encore he played after an over-2-hour long concert. OnClassical was officially invited at the event with its microphones.
We remind you that we have recorded the (double and) unedited album of the complete (including 70 pieces!) Album für die Jugend (Album for the Young) op. 68 now available at: onclassical.com. Enjoy!
By @les (on 01/10/2007 @ 14:34:12, in classicaland.com)
Starting September all our PDF files of sheet music books are now free!
Please note that you may now download 2 .pdf files for free, although we encourage you to subscribe to have access to all our files with no download-limits.
As subscriber you may also download all .zip files which contain complete books in high definition (400 dpi).
Thanks to the association, together with classicaland.com, the subscription hereby offered becomes a powerful vehicle of culture at cost price (this means that you may have a sheet music page for less than 0.0025 euro cents!!!). There are no other websites (even free) on the internet that offer sheet music with this same quality!
Read more: http://classicaland.com/texts/how-to-download.asp
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you my friend seem lost in the 70's on that comment. If living in the 70s, how come you kitesurf?
A pop out is a pop out anyway, but the cars run, windows crashes once in a blue moon, and it does matter to some people to participate in "local" manufacturing. Not that I have a problem with my China kites and Thai boards.
Meanwhile, BMWs, Fords, Chevies, jet engines, space ships, and the prototypes for many things produced elsewhere, including kites, are mostly made here, in the US.
US has been leading in surf snow kite skate boards for a long time.
Also space ships, computers, and other things invented here.
If SS has managed to shift some production back here and can still hit their price points that is good.
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Now that it's clear the merger talks with the
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forward with its march toward global expansion.
For years Champ Car has struggled to define itself, acting as a
domestic series while it dabbled internationally. It seemed
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While Champ Car appears to be the Energizer Bunny of auto
racing, surviving despite numerous attempts from the dark side
of the sport to kill it, it will be interesting to see whether it is
prepared for such rapid change.
Over the years USAC (Mexico, Brazil and Argentina), followed by CART
(most recently Brands Hatch and Eurospeedway, two failed events) and then Champ Car have ventured
outside the borders of the USA with its Indy Car style of
racing, only to see the events eventually die because of the
same inherent problem – failure of management to recognize the
need to manage those far away markets locally to ensure their
In the past USAC, CART and now Champ Car have relied on the race
promoter to make these races a success. And yes, one can argue
that ultimately the promoter is responsible to promote their event
and make it profitable,
they cannot do it alone. Because Champ Car isn't known well
enough in these far away new markets, the ability for
the promoter to sell this unknown product is slim -- Australia
notwithstanding because they have a super promoter in "Crusher"
Murray who understands the game perhaps better than anyone.
It's imperative that Champ Car have a minimum of one driver on the starting grid
that represents each country that Champ
Car races in. And we do not mean just that one race, but
an entire season so race fans in these new markets have time to
take a keen interest in how their countryman is doing. Let's analyze
how well Champ Car is positioned in that regard.
North America
Canada - Yes, Paul Tracy, Andrew Ranger and Alex Tagliani
- at least one, but probably all three will find a seat in Champ
Car for 2007.
USA - Yes, Graham Rahal and Alex Figge as a minimum will
have a seat.
Mexico - Yes, Mario Dominguez and possibly David Martinez
Australia - Yes, Will Power and Ryan Briscoe, one or both
will have a seat
China - Perhaps Dutch/Chinese Ho-Pin Tung who has
expressed a desire, but right now no deals are even close and no
other Chinese drivers appear ready.
Holland - Yes, Jos Verstappen, Robert Doornbos and
perhaps Ho-Pin Tung should find a ride
Hockenheim Germany, LeMans France or Zolder Belgium - Yes, for France (Philippe,
and Bourdais) and Belgium (Jan Heylen) but no for Germany unless
they got someone like Timo Glock or Andre Lotterer back
Based on this analysis it appears Champ Car is
pretty well positioned for their planned international expansion
from a driver/fan standpoint. This gives the local
promoter something to base their marketing and advertising
It's exciting times for Champ Car. A new
car, at least three new team owners, and six new and exciting
race venues all in one year. Now if it can just figure out
a way to convince sponsors to come aboard for the ride, which to
date as been their biggest failing, their
future will begin to look even brighter.
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|You show a gleaming metal sword and set it aside. Three cards are then selected and shuffled back into the deck. A volunteer is next asked to throw the deck of cards in to the air. As the cards flutter to the ground, the performer stabs the sword into their midst. Three cards are found impaled on the sword, the same three cards selected by the volunteers! The cards can be handed out as souvenirs.
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|You show a salt shaker and apparently start pouring the salt into your fist. Once the shaker is empty, you cover it with a silk hank. Suddenly you open your hand and show that the salt has vanished! You whip off the silk hank from the shaker and the shaker is full of salt again! This fine effect is self-contained, looks like a real "restaurant salt shaker, and is made of high quality clear plastic with a chromed plated top. It works sort of like the Magic Milk Pitcher effect except that the "salt" is actually micro glass beads to avoid problems with humidity. Perfect for close up or stage. Comes complete with instructions and routines. 0231nufve00060 or 0031FOLsa-0014
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"Chemo Took Care of My Cancer, I Took Care of Me!"
Get up and get a glass of water. Go outside for a little fresh air. Walk to the end of the driveway and back. When overwhelming fatigue following chemo threatened to keep Leslie Spencer on the couch, thoughts like those kept her going.
Yet just a few months earlier—before breast cancer was in the picture—the 44-year-old professor of health and exercise science at New Jersey's Rowan University had begun working with trainer Domenick Salvatore toward a special goal: to compete in a physique competition.
Leslie refused to let her breast cancer diagnosis put a halt to her plans. "I wanted to take care of my body," she says. "I found it helpful to not let cancer have the final word. I had something to think about, plan for and work toward."
Leslie underwent a double mastectomy with reconstruction, surgery to remove additional lymph nodes, chemotherapy, radiation, hormone therapy and, later, a full hysterectomy. With her doctors' approval, she and Domenick tweaked her workouts through it all.
The key? Doing only what you can safely do, says Leslie. Some days, "training" entailed stretches and easy movements with exercise bands. Feeling a bit stronger, she'd use light hand weights.
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Target your weak spots
"Cancer weakens your body. I wanted to see if I could get to the end of treatment and be strong and fit." After her mastectomy, Leslie worked with a physical therapist to ease the upper body tightness she felt.
Listen to your body
"It took me, usually, 11 days before I started to feel back to normal after each chemo session. During that time, I did what I could, never pushing my body to where it felt uncomfortable."
Find something fun to think about
"To compete, I had to do a lot of research—like finding the right suit for the show and learning how to pose. Plus, I enjoyed talking with Domenick about my progress. Psychologically, it helped a lot to envision my life after cancer."
Join the world—cautiously
"I didn't work during this time. My energy was spent on coping with my symptoms and my treatment. But I made myself get out of bed every day. I needed to join the world, at whatever level I could."
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2 sheet soy paper
1 cucumber,peeled and shredded
2:Spread the vinegared rice out evenly over the soy paper.Using one hand to prevent rice spilling over the end of sou paper,gently press down the rice with fingertips of your other hand.
3:Leave about 2 inch free on the far side,and 3/8 inch free on the side nearest to you.
4:Spread cut salmon ,apple cut,cream cheese and cucumber and some sesame seeds on the rice on soy paper sheet facing you in oblong shape.(Add in some mayo or rice to hold all ingredients together in case it's fall apart)
5:Firmly roll up from the end nearest you,taking care not to squeeze out the contents.
6:Firmly hold the bamboo mat to roll up.
7:Use sharp knife to cut into 6 or 8 pieces and arrange the roll on the plate.Serve with some wasabi and soy sauce.