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I love coconut.
Zack and I both love coconut. A couple weeks ago we made coconut rice and had left over coconut milk. Of course I knew I was going to make cupcakes with the leftover. First I will tell you a little story about the coconut rice. What a lot of people don't know about me is that I am a pretty good cook. I cook more than I bake and I really enjoy it, just not as much as I enjoy baking. I have contemplated starting another blog about non-dessert items, but am really not ready to commit the time to it. Plus when I cook, I want to eat and don't want to bother taking pictures of our dinner. Anyway, over the years it seems the one thing that gives me trouble when cooking is making rice. I know it should not be that hard but it is one of those things that I just seem to screw up. When we decided to make the Coconut Rice I accidentally added 1/2 cup of water...instead of 1 1/2! The rice had great coconut flavor, but let's just say it was a bit crunchy. Zack is the official rice maker in our house and I should have let him make it.
Anyhow, I came up with these cupcakes to use the rest of the coconut. If you are a coconut lover than you will love these cupcakes. There is coconut milk and shredded coconut in the cake, coconut milk in the frosting, and topped with toasted coconut.
Coconut Cupcakes with Coconut Frosting
recipe by Baked Perfection
makes 15 cupcakes
1/2 cup butter, softened
1 cups sugar
1 egg
1 egg white
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/4 teaspoon almond extract
1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup coconut milk (full fat)
1 cup shredded coconut
In a medium bowl combine the flour, baking soda, baking powder, and salt. In a separate mixing bowl, cream the butter and sugar. Beat in the egg and egg white, one at a time. Add the vanilla and almond extract; mix well. Add the flour mixture to creamed mixture alternately with coconut milk (batter will be thick). Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups with 1/4 cup of batter. Bake at 350 degrees F for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean.
Coconut Frosting
recipe from Baked Perfection
1 stick butter, softened
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon almond extract
3 cups powdered sugar
generous pinch of salt
4 tablespoons coconut milk
pinch of salt
Beat butter, vanilla, and almond extract until creamy. Add salt. Add powdered sugar 1 cup at a time, alternating with coconut milk, beating until combined.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Coconut Cupcakes with Coconut Frosting
I love coconut.


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Quite sometime back we had told you about 11 ways to schedule and send emails in the future, however lots of things have changed since then and people are using Twitter as a mode of communication.
So what better way than to tell our readers about 7 services/applications that will help you schedule tweets in the future.
Interesting Read: Ultimate List of Twitter Applications and Services
Twuffer – Twuffer was developed for anyone who has a need to schedule pre-written, post-dated tweets, you can use it for different purposes, like tweeting hourly/daily/monthly announcements, running time based contests and so on.
AutoTweeter A java based cross platform twitter desktop client that will allow you to schedule future tweets without using any external service.
Future Tweets Future Tweets is a free service that lets you schedule your Twitter messages. Send it at a specific time in the future or send a recurring tweet daily, weekly, monthly or yearly!
TwitRobot TwitRobot allows schedule your Twitter messages. Send status updates to Twitter even when your away from your phone or computer.
TwitResponse (our review) This is a service which we had reviewed in the past. TwitResponse allows you to schedule unlimited amount of tweets and send them out in the future, you can easily manage all your scheduled tweets and edit or delete them from your dashboard.
TweetLater TweetLater allows you to schedule tweets that will be sent out in the future. Pretty simple and easy to use.
TwitMessenger A new service that allows users to schedule tweets for the future.
Which other service have you used to send out tweets in the future? Have you used any of the ones we listed here? Do let us know through your comments.

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Learn what you need to know about homeschooling from HEAV's homeschool expert, Yvonne Bunn.
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How to Begin Homeschooling: What You REALLY Need to Know!
Are you thinking about homeschooling? Get your questions answered and use the information from this seminar to prepare for a successful homeschool experience!
- What are the first things steps?
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- Where can you get curriculum?
- What kind of records should you keep?
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Maximize your success with practical ideas from Yvonne Bunn, a veteran homeschool mom who has helped thousands of families begin homeschooling. This informative seminar will help you focus on the things you really need to know for a successful homeschool year, including how to prepare, the ins and outs of the Virginia law, testing and evaluation options, how to choose curriculum, how to teach several levels at once, how to get the support you need, where to find the best resources, some things to avoid, and some secrets of success.
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By Jessica Roy Sigh, my favorite time of year has come and gone again. Well, at least there's still football!
While watching the Brady/Belichick Bunch, especially during those white-knuckled, anxiety-ridden match-ups, game day snacks are of utmost importance. My favorite football food usually comes in the form you can eat with your fingers. I love being able to snack and graze the whole time. I find that it calms the nerves a little …
Cue the sliders! Baby burger bites satisfy the craving, but allow you to go back for more. Inspired by a burger a great friend of mine made for me many years ago, these Teriyaki Blue Cheese Sliders pack a huge flavor punch. You'll notice here that I call for the burgers to be baked. This really helps to create a juicy and tender burger, and much like the cooking of a meatball, allows for the full infusion of
flavors. So give your grill a rest this week, and get cookin'!
Teriyaki Blue Cheese Sliders with Wasabi Aioli
Makes 12 sliders
1 1/4 lbs. ground beef
1 whole head roasted garlic (see below, set aside 1 roasted clove)
1 Tbs. olive oil (for roasting garlic)
4 oz. crumbled blue cheese
4 Tbs. teriyaki saice
1 dozen rolls
Wasabi aioli
1. To roast garlic, preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Set garlic in the center of a piece of tin foil. Drizzle with 1 Tbs. olive oil. Wrap into a sealed foil packet. Bake for 25 minutes. Set aside and allow to cool to the touch.
2. Squeeze the roasted garlic cloves into a bowl. Mash with the back of a spoon to form a paste. Add ground beef, blue cheese, teriyaki sauce, about 1/4 tsp. salt and a dash of black pepper. Mix thoroughly with your hands until all ingredients are well combined. Cover with plastic wrap and set in the refrigerator for 45 minutes to 1 hour.
3. Remove the mixture from the fridge, and form into patties about 2 inches in diameter and 1/2-3/4 in. thick. Lay the patties on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.
4. Bake burgers at 400 degrees for 10-12 minutes, or until cooked through.
5. Serve sliders on a fresh roll with a dollop of wasabi aioli and a crisp lettuce leaf.
Wasabi Aioli
Aioli ingredients:
1 cup mayonnaise
1-2 Tbs. wasabi powder (depends on your heat preference)
1 clove roasted garlic
In a bowl, mash garlic clove into a paste. Mix together all remaining ingredients and set aside in the refrigerator until you're ready to use it.
Jessica Roy is a private chef, specialty caterer and author of foodie blog, Shiso Fresh. Follow her at http://blogs.lowellsun.com/yourpersonalchef.


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Action Scuba becomes first Canadian 100% AWARE Facility
(DiverWire) Action Scuba Montreal has become the first Canadian scuba diving center to introduce the new 100% Aware program from the Project AWARE Foundation, further strengthening the operation's ongoing commitment to global environmental conservation activities.
100% Aware, launched in late 2011, is a voluntary program that encourages PADI dive centers around the world to promote the work of Project AWARE, a non-profit organization that relies on financial support from environmentally concerned divers. All funds raised by the organization go towards collecting and removing devastating underwater debris worldwide, securing protection for the world's threatened shark species, and engaging people in conservation efforts world globally.
As of February 2012, Action Scuba, a PADI 5 Star Instructor Development Center located in Montreal, Canada, will make a donation to Project AWARE of at least $10 for every student who completes a recreational scuba diving certification course with them. In exchange, the students will receive special limited edition Project Aware PADI certification cards, which stand out from the traditional cards held by others.
Student divers will also be welcome to make their own voluntary donations to complement those made by Action Scuba, and the dive shop will continue to organize other regular activities in support of Project Aware such as their popular annual Beach Clean-Up & Dive Against Debris and in-store collection of signatures for shark protection.
"Action Scuba has shown dedication to conservation for years through their participation in Project AWARE activities but their commitment to the 100% AWARE program makes them shine as they not only lead by example but demonstrate to their students the importance of supporting ocean protection. Thank you for leading the way," said Lauren Wiskerson, Program Specialist, Project AWARE Foundation.
"We are genuinely pleased to be one of the first dive centres in the world to introduce 100% Aware, and the first in Canada to do so" says Gary Davis, president of and a PADI Master Instructor. "At Action Scuba we certify hundreds of scuba divers annually, and therefore our involvement in the 100% Aware program represents a substantial investment on our part in the work being done by Project AWARE. We feel strongly that conserving the marine environment is our responsibility as leaders in the diving community and we challenge all other local and global dive shops to follow suit and join us in the 100% Aware program."


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It Is All About BTC, LTC, ETH, ZEC mining as well as other alternative crypto currencies
Bitstar (BITS) is a digital savings currency offers an alternative to Bitcoin, in that the coin network is secured by the process of your wallet balance "staking" or, in traditional banking terms, earning interest. Simply deposit coins into your official Bitstar wallet and after 24 hours they will start earning interest, which you will see being deposited into your wallet by the network. The wallet offers a number of advanced features and integrated services, but can be used very easily as a simple way for you to hold your coins and become more familiar with the additional functions at your leisure.
– http://bitstarcoin.com/
Block Explorer:
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Coin Specifications
Source Code:
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– RPC Port: 62124
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I like doing activities with my kids with items we have around the house already. It not only promotes creativity, but saves me a trip to the local craft store! That's why I like sock puppets. Assuming you have a relatively clean sock, you're half way there. If you don't want to use your last pair of clean socks on a kid activity, grab one of those socks you can't find the match to. Might as well put that single sock to good use so it doesn't take up space in your sock drawer!
Here's what you need to make a sock puppet:
- Sock
- Marker
- Buttons
- Yarn
- Needle
- Thread
- Scissors
Here's how to make a sock puppet:
1.) Put the sock on your kid's hand and push the toe of the sock into the palm of her hand to create the mouth.
2.) Use the marker to dot where the buttons will be sewed on for eyes.
3.) Sew the buttons on where the dots are.
4.) Cut pieces of yarn for the puppet's hair. Will your puppet sport a long hairdo or a wash and go cut?
5.) Gather the yarn together in the middle and sew it to the sock by repeatedly looping the thread around the yarn and pushing the needle through the sock.
Now your kid has a sock puppet and you get free puppet shows all afternoon!


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- Page 1 Microsoft Surface Review
- Page 2 Connectivity, Kickstand and Keyboard Cover Review
- Page 3 Screen, Speakers and Performance Review
- Page 4 Cameras and Windows RT Review
- Page 5 Office 2013, Value and Verdict Review
- Great screen
- Excellent speakers (for a tablet)
- Unique, durable design
- Good performance and battery life
- Superb keyboard cover(s)
- Low screen res
- Rubbish cameras
- No NFC or 3G/4G
- Not as comfy to hold as some
Key Specifications
- Review Price: £399.00
- Tegra 3 quad-core CPU, 2GB RAM, 32/64GB expandable storage, USB 2.0
- Keyboard covers with touch or physical keyboard
- Windows RT for ARM
- 10.6in 1,366 x 768 IPS screen with Gorilla Glass 2
Microsoft Surface is big. Not literally, as it's actually a slim and light 10.6-inch tablet, but Microsoft's Windows 8 RT tablet is a true milestone for the world's largest software company and creator of the Xbox games console. For starters, this is Microsoft's first tablet and, more importantly, it represents its first ever PC device.
Does the Microsoft Surface Pro 2 have anything more to offer?
Though MS has a lot of hardware experience with designing peripherals, media players, and of course the aforementioned consoles, the maker of the world's most popular operating system for computers has never designed one itself. This alone makes Surface a very big deal – though as a replacement for your PC or laptop, Surface Pro, which will be launching early next year with a Core i5/7 processor, probably makes more sense.
Wondering which Windows 8/RT device to get? Have a read of our Best Windows 8 Laptops, Tablets, Convertibles and PCs roundup
Microsoft Surface – up against the iPad and Nexus 10
Microsoft Surface with Type Cover on the left, iPad 2 with Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover on the right.
As a tablet, Microsoft Surface is just as important. Unlike the Surface Pro which will essentially offer laptop power in an tablet-like package, the Surface, which starts at £399, will go up against the Apple iPad and Google Nexus 10. Both of these players – with iOS and Android respectively – have had the tablet market virtually to themselves since the original iPad, and now have a strong hardware line-up too. So can Microsoft's tablet establish itself when it's so late to the party and costs nearly as much as a (lower capacity) iPad 4?
Microsoft Surface – Tablet Launches Windows RT
On the software side meanwhile, Surface is big because it's the launch hardware for Microsoft's Windows RT, essentially Windows 8 for ARM devices. Existing separately from Windows Phone 8 and regular Windows 8 for X86 architectures, RT faces an uphill struggle as it doesn't offer the legacy support of Windows 8 and (for now) its app catalogue is woefully small compared to its main rivals.
Showing the Microsoft Surface box, Surface power adapter and rear of the Touch Cover
However, there's some big-time compensation in the inclusion of a full version of Microsoft's own Office 2013, which is a major draw for those wanting to use their tablet for productivity as well as entertainment and content consumption. It would also appear that it's very easy to convert Windows apps to work on Windows RT, so we're likely to see the Windows Store grow quickly on both of Microsoft's platforms.
Microsoft Surface – Design and Build
Surface is a beautifully designed tablet with its own unique aesthetic. It has had obvious care put into the details and offers superb build quality – though it does suffer from a few minor niggles.
The first thing you'll notice when you take the Microsoft Surface out of its nicely presented box is just how thin and wide it is. With a 16:9 aspect ratio rather than the 16:10 of most Android tablets or the 4:3 of the iPad, this Windows RT tablet shares its shape with the average TV or laptop. It also shares its 1,366 x 768 resolution with the majority of laptops and HD Ready tellies, which means content formatted for those platforms (like your favourite series) will fit perfectly without adjustments – but more on that later.
It's also apparent that 'angular' was a definite buzz-word when the Surface was being designed. There's not a single curve or tapered edge on this tablet, except for the slightly rounded outer corners. It's a great look that unequivocally sets it apart from its rivals, and for those saying its look is not as clean as that of the iPad, wouldn't you rather have all its connectivity? Unfortunately, Surface's slightly unapologetic edges do mean it's not quite as comfy to hold though.
The Microsoft Surface's entire chassis is constructed using a unique VaporMg magnesium alloy which is three times lighter than aluminium yet just as durable. This is a good thing, as the Surface already weighs 18g more than the heaviest iPad. However, keep in mind that at 10.6-inches, it's markedly larger than the 9.7-inch iPad too, so it's quite light considering. Despite appearances, it's also nearly as thin, adding only 0.2mm.
Build quality is simply superb. Nowhere on this tablet is there any sign of cut corners, and the matt black metal feels superb in the hand. The entire tablet has been treated with anti-fingerprint coating, which definitely helps as the metal parts only show marks after extensive prodding. The only plastic part is a soft-touch strip at the top which houses the rear camera and improves wireless reception. The entire front is protected by Gorilla Glass 2.
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FreesiaFreesias brighten up your garden with their beautiful vivid colours and wonderful scents. They are available with both single and double flowers.
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Freesias are one of the most popular cut flowers available. Their unrivalled longevity and lovely fragrance are simply irresistible. Freesias are therefore often found in wedding bouquets.
Freesia bulbs are native to South Africa and were introduced to Europe in the eighteenth century. Freesias were named after German botanist Frederick Freese by a South African collector of plants. At several points in its early history Freesia corms were mistakenly placed in the wrong genus (They are said to have been wrongly classified as part of the Gladiolus and Ixis family). Since the nineteenth century, Freesia hybrids belong to the Iridaceae family.
Freesia bulbs or rather Freesia corms can be planted in autumn for spring flowers, as well as in spring for summer flowers. Bulbs & beyond offers lovely colour mixtures of both the single-flowered Freesia, and double-flowered Freesia varieties in its spring bulb, as well as its summer bulb collections.
People love the heavenly fragrance of Freesias, but unfortunately so do Squirrels and some other (sometimes unwanted) garden visitors. Therefore, when planting Freesia corms in the garden or in pots outside, take preventative measures such as covering the soil with for example some chicken wire.
Planting Freesia bulbs
Freesia corms can be planted in well-drained soil by simply spreading them in a shallow hole of around 5-8cm deep and spaced approximately 10cm apart. Freesias prefer a sunny position but will tolerate partial shade.
Tip: Plant some extra Freesia corms in the back of the garden (in a sufficiently sunny spot) at biweekly intervals to ensure continued supply of cut flowers. Vase life can extend to over two weeks when cut in bud.


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Confesso que não tenho seguido com muita atenção o tema do 11set2001 nos últimos tempos, mas como hoje faz 10 anos a que assistimos à maior False Flag da história da humanidade, deixo aqui alguns artigos recentes sobre o tema.
"I'm afraid, based on my own experience, that fascism will come to America in the name of national security" – Jim Garrison
"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security."
Benjamin Franklin
Antes de mais um sentimento de pesar por todos os que faleceram e que espero estejam em paz bem como para as suas famílias que hoje passados 10 anos ainda continuam muitas delas a debaterem-se por uma investigação séria e credível sobre o que realmente sucedeu naquele dia.
E ainda uma palavra para com Danny Jowenko, um especialista em demolições controladas, que infelizmente faleceu recentemente vítima de um acidente de viação.
Começo por me questionar, porque raio tenho eu com os meus impostos e numa altura em que o actual desgoverno corta em tudo excepto no que deve, vai a RTP esbanjar milhares em directos a partir dos EUA apenas e só para vender a propaganda do medo das Administrações criminosas de Bush/Obama?!
Se já assistiram a alguns deles, por certo terão percebido que nada acrescentam, trata-se apenas de mais choradinho, sem qualquer pensamento critico sobre o que realmente se passou e muito menos sobre o verdadeiro ataque aos Direitos, Liberdades e Privacidade a que os cidadãos dos EUA, UE etc têm sido sujeitos, cada vez mais, desde essa data.
Mas é claro que a máquina de lavar cá do burgo, tem diversos programas de lavagem, a do bilderberger mor, Balsemão, é a das que mais branco lava!
Trailer do mais recente documentário do projecto AE911Truth.org
Architects & Engineers – Solving the Mystery of WTC 7 – AE911Truth.org
Obama Extends U.S. Perpetual State Of Emergency Due To The Terrorist Threat
The Special US "Visas for Terrorists" Program
Exaggerating, manipulating and exploiting the Terrorist threat for profit and power has been the biggest scam of the decade; only Wall Street's ability to make the Government prop it up and profit from the crisis it created at the expense of everyone else can compete for that title. Nothing has altered the mindset of the American citizenry more than a decade's worth of fear-mongering So compelling is fear-based propaganda, so beholden are our government institutions to these private Security State factions, and so unaccountable is the power bestowed by these programs, that even a full decade after the only Terrorist attacks on U.S. soil, its growth continues more or less unabated.
You Only Believe the Official 9/11 Story Because You Don't Know the Official 9/11 Story
"During the past 10 years I have not met a single individual who, after doing research on the subjectpen, switched from questioning the official narrative of the events of 9/11/2001 to believing the official narrative of those events.. It is always the other way around. Why do you think that is? There are good reasons for this, and I will try to explain this phenomenon right now."
10 Lies Enshrined by H.Res. 391 to "Never Forget" 9/11
The official version of the events of 9/11 are deemed written in stone according to a new 5-page House Resolution (pdf) which was passed to Never Forget 9/11. The intention is great, in theory . . . the facts completely warped.
George Washington's Blog: Continuity of Government Measures WERE Implemented on 9/11 . . . Were They EVER Revoked?
While I have no direct evidence that the COG is still in effect, the fact that key players have said that the measures would be permanent, the continuous exaggeration by the administration of major terrorist threats, and the circumstantial evidence that the COG measures are still in effect all argue for their continued existence.
[este artigo já tem algum tempo, mas com no vídeo acima se pode comprovar, tudo está na mesma, o COG mantém-se como indica Obama]
9/11: The day we lost our privacy and power [printer-friendly] • The Register
This is not a new structural problem in journalism or politics. It can make it hard for many to argue against the jibe that they have "nothing to hide". This is never true, of course, but it leads an informed audience away from the central harm, which is that it is the existence of uncontrolled surveillance and (critically) the power to act on its results, that causes harm to society. This is the "chilling effect". Fear, no more and no less.
Enhanced fear has now been common currency for a decade. It could be why – following Winston Smith, the central character of 1984 – that since 9/11 we may all be headed to a time why we don't understand anymore why privacy matters.
Para quem ainda continua a acreditar que os governos/administrações seriam incapazes de matar os seus próprios cidadãos em ataques terroristas, relembro a Operação Gladio e os planos referentes à Operação Northwoods.
Operation Northwoods, the 1960s government plan to fake terrorist attacks on the U.S.
At the core of the 9/11 Truther movement is the idea that the government staged the attacks to drum up support for a war. So much Truther evidence is laughable that it's easy to dismiss the idea, but there exists a chilling reminder that the U.S. military was once all-too-willing to deceive and attack its own citizens for political reasons. That was the goal of Operation Northwoods.
"If this sounds vaguely familiar, it's because such sting operations are a fixture in the headlines. Remember the Washington Metro bombing plot? The New York subway plot? The guys who planned to blow up the Sears Tower? The teenager seeking to bomb a Portland Christmas tree lighting? Each of those plots, and dozens more across the nation, was led by an FBI asset."
9/11: When truth became a casualty of war
How did the 9/11 attacks impact the media?
New Documents Suggest DoD Watchdog Covered Up Intelligence Unit's Work Tracking 9/11 Terrorists | Truthout
"Senior Pentagon officials scrubbed key details about a top-secret military intelligence unit's efforts in tracking Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda from official reports they prepared for a Congressional committee probing the 9/11 terrorist attacks, new documents obtained by Truthout reveal.
Moreover, in what appears to be an attempt to cover up the military unit's intelligence work on al-Qaeda and Bin Laden prior to 9/11, a September 2008 Defense Department (DoD) Inspector General's (IG) report that probed complaints lodged by the former deputy chief of the military unit in question, the Asymmetrical Threats Division of Joint Forces Intelligence Command (JFIC), also known as DO5, about the crucial information withheld from Congress, claimed "the tracking of Usama Bin Ladin did not fall within JFIC's mission.""
Canadian psychology prof says there is basis for 9/11 conspiracy theories
"Floyd Rudmin, with the University of Tromso, says those labelled "conspiracy theorists" with regard to 9/11, the John F. Kennedy assassination or any number of other dramatic events have good reason to doubt the explanations given to the public by authorities."
"Rudmin notes that many of the organizations of people who question what happened on Sept. 11, 2001, are experts in architecture, aviation and military. "These are not wackos. These are professional people."
THE BILDERBERG GROUP, THE PRESS & 9/11 : Part One / Two
Remembering 9/11: 10 Years of War
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Wednesday, 25 May 2011
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Tuesday, 24 May 2011
Hey Jude in Rio
Paul McCartney's concert in Rio de Janeiro yesterday was pro-shot and broadcast in HD and we are all awaiting the "Up and Coming" Bootleg DVD. Meanwhile, the clips are appearing on YouTube.
Set list:
1. Hello Goodbye
2. Jet
3. All My Loving
4. Letting Go
5. Drive My Car
6. Sing The Changes
7. Let Me Roll It / Foxy Lady
8. The Long And Winding Road
9. Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five
10. Let 'Em In
11. I've Just Seen A Face
12. And I Love Her
13. Blackbird
14. Here Today
15. Dance Tonight
16. Mrs Vandebilt
17. Eleanor Rigby
18. Something
19. Band on the Run
20. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
21. Back In The USSR
22. I've Got A Feeling
23. Paperback Writer
24. A Day In The Life / Give Peace A Chance
25. Let It Be
26. Live And Let Die
27. Hey Jude
28. Day Tripper
29. Lady Madonna
30. Get Back
Second Encore
31. Yesterday
32. Helter Skelter
33. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band / The End
No trace of songs from "McCartney" or "McCartney II" though, isn't that a little strange? We would have expected some old chestnut live songs from those, like "Maybe I'm Amazed" or "Coming Up". I'm hoping some rarely performed ones will sneak into his later set lists, I mean he has performed songs like "Every Night", "Hot As Sun" and "Singalong Junk" once upon a long ago. There's been a mix of "Temporary Secretary" in the pre-show music for ages now, how about a performance of that? I bet Wix could handle the backing to "Summer's Day Song" and Paul could easily do "One Of These Days" on his own. Let'em In!
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2. Jet
3. All My Loving
4. Letting Go
5. Drive My Car
6. Sing The Changes
7. Let Me Roll It / Foxy Lady
8. The Long And Winding Road
9. Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five
10. Let 'Em In
11. I've Just Seen A Face
12. And I Love Her
13. Blackbird
14. Here Today
15. Dance Tonight
16. Mrs Vandebilt
17. Eleanor Rigby
18. Something
19. Band on the Run
20. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
21. Back In The USSR
22. I've Got A Feeling
23. Paperback Writer
24. A Day In The Life / Give Peace A Chance
25. Let It Be
26. Live And Let Die
27. Hey Jude
28. Day Tripper
29. Lady Madonna
30. Get Back
Second Encore
31. Yesterday
32. Helter Skelter
33. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band / The End
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Wednesday, 18 May 2011
Two new McCartney albums planned
In an interview with Paul McCartney in the upcoming issue of Rolling Stone magazine, the legend reveals that he has two brand new albums up his sleeve. In April, McCartney started recording an album in L.A. devoted to covers of pop standards from the pre-rock years. "It's my dad's style of music," he says. "I've wanted to do that kind of thing forever, since the Beatles days, but then Rod [Stewart] went mad on it. I thought, 'I have to wait so it doesn't look like I'm trying to do a Rod'."
As we Beatles fans have known for years, Paul McCartney is a musician who is influenced by many styles of music, and the influence of "old standards" has flavoured some of his own compositions, like "When I'm Sixty-Four", "Honey Pie" or "You Gave Me The Answer".
Working with an orchestra in Capitol Studios, McCartney recorded almost a dozen tracks, including a handful with Diana Krall and her band. But he's keeping the titles under wraps for now: "They're just songs I admire," he says. "I'm trying to steer away from the obvious ones." McCartney also cut several of his own new songs in a similar vein - even singing into a microphone used by Nat "King" Cole. "It's get-home-from-work music," he says of the LP, tentatively scheduled for release early next year, following additional sessions in London.
"You put this record on and get a glass of wine."
McCartney is also writing material for what he calls a "heavier rock" album. He has yet to pick a producer, but he says a recent conversation with Dave Grohl about how he recorded Foo Fighters' latest LP in his garage lit a fire. "It sounds quite wacky, but it keeps it fresh," McCartney says. "I love that - you get a crazy idea and go with it. You never know - I may run into a garage to make this other album."
He adds with a laugh, "But it won't be in Dave's garage".
Paul McCartney is also planning more concerts in North America this year — a Las Vegas show on June 10th has been announced, and he says other shows are being finalized.
The edition of Rolling Stone Magazine with the interview will hit the stands on May 26th. The illustration above depicts a 2010 Brazilian edition of Rolling Stone and is not the new US issue with the interview we have quoted.
Monday, 16 May 2011
McCartney II trailer
The websites for the new releases are now live, and there's a trailer for each album:
McCartney II | McCartney
Saturday, 14 May 2011
It's So Easy - Paul McCartney 2011
April 28th, 2011 — In his short-lived but extraordinary life, Buddy Holly left behind a body of work so enthralling, his enduring influence is nearly impossible to overstate. The melodic joy and fierce independent streak at the core of his artistry is profoundly felt on Rave On Buddy Holly, a 19-song collection of indelible Holly covers by a rich assemblage of current musical visionaries and creative kindred spirits. Fantasy/Concord will release Rave On Buddy Holly June 28th, 2011.
Rave On's striking collection of musicians share Holly's insurgent rebel spirit and outsider point of view. The artists cross generations and styles, collectively and defiantly embracing Holly's distinctive rough and tumble inventiveness. Very few songwriters could inspire passionately personal, fearless cover versions from performers such as My Morning Jacket, Cee Lo Green, Justin Townes Earle, The Black Keys, Florence + The Machine, She & Him, Modest Mouse, Paul McCartney, Julian Casablancas, Lou Reed, Patti Smith, Fiona Apple and John Brion, Graham Nash, The Detroit Cobras, Kid Rock, John Doe, Karen Elson, Nick Lowe and Jenny O. Which is part of what makes this much more than a mere "tribute album."
Rave On Buddy Holly steers clear of the reverent re-creations typically found on similar projects; the artists clearly felt free to explore radically new interpretations. Florence + The Machine bring an industrial New Orleans vibe to "Not Fade Away" (with help from Bayou icon Ivan Neville on keys). The Black Keys' elemental accompaniment touches the emotional core of "Dearest" while Modest Mouse takes "That'll Be the Day" into truly avant-garde territory. Cee Lo Green's exquisite vocals, for example, echo among handclaps and percussion on his epic reading of "Baby, You're So Square." Paul McCartney's take on the originally lilting "It's So Easy" is a raw, propulsive excursion filled with boisterous spoken ad-libs. Lou Reed lays down a blazing "Peggy Sue," replete with overdriven guitars and loopy keyboards. The romantic underpinnings of Holly's music are cleverly revealed in Rave On's multiple male-female pairings: Apple and Brion, Reed, Elson and (husband/producer) Jack White and She & Him.
Known for his work with such directors as Martin Scorsese, Wes Anderson and Todd Haynes, esteemed film-music supervisor Randall Poster was sought out to produce and oversee the project. "As the tracks from various contributors were gathered for the album," explains Poster "we seemed to be gathering pieces of a complex and original puzzle ... that traces back to the roots of rock and roll and shapes so much of the music that followed."
Poster gives special recognition to producing partner Geyla Robb and her overall influence on Rave On's exceptional blend of tender toughness. Poster also credits the album's richness to the various track producers, such as Matt Sweeney, Joe Henry, Jack White and C.C. Adcock.
A true pop pioneer whose astonishing tunes boasted rock 'n' roll punch, irresistible hooks and boundary-pushing sonic sweep, Buddy Holly would be 75-years-old on September 7th of this year. Sadly, of course, he died in 1959 at age 22. But Holly's music never died, and has exerted a profound influence on virtually every part of the pop music soundscape. His sparkling hooks, tender lyrics and elegantly concise compositions set the bar for all the rock, country and pop tunesmiths who followed in his brilliant wake. A bold affirmation that proves his music, on the eve of his 75th birthday, is more relevant than ever, Rave On Buddy Holly tips its collective hat with love and appreciation.
Paul McCartney delivers a different take on the song than what we are used to from him, it's raw, unpolished, chatty and seems to be very much inspired by his "Fireman" vocal persona. McCartney has sometimes performed the song in concert, and here's a more traditional rendition of the song from a concert in Dallas, Texas in 2009. Paul, Linda and Denny also did a version for Denny Laine's Buddy Holly tribute album "Holly Days" back in the seventies, and McCartney also sang it at a Buddy Holly Week concert in 1979.
Tuesday, 10 May 2011
When I'm 64 in Lima, Peru
Later in the day today, the real set list was listed on Paul McCartney's official website, along with this description of the proceedings:
"Paul made history tonight with his first ever show in Peru before 50,000 awestruck fans who had travelled from across the country for the momentous occasion."
"The show at Peru's largest football stadium, the Estadio Monumental in the capital city of Lima, saw Paul on his best form, delivering nearly three hours of the world's best loved and most known music. Without even a moment's break or as much as a sip of water, Paul delivered an incredible set list that spanned his entire unrivalled career, from The Beatles, Wings, solo material and The Fireman's critically acclaimed album 'Electric Arguments'. Paul, backed by his brilliant band, performed some of the world's most famous songs including the show opener 'Hello Goodbye', 'Jet', 'Drive My Car', 'Band on the Run', 'Live and Let Die', 'Hey Jude' and 'Yesterday'."
"The delighted audience, made up of fans of all ages, gave Paul an equally unforgettable welcome, screaming, cheering, chanting, singing along with every word and holding up homemade banners, with many even in tears at the sight of Paul finally performing in their own country. Needless to say, fans went wild when language lover Paul even addressed them in their native Spanish!"
"I've had the best night of my life" said one fan, Rafael Alvarez, 31 from Arequipa. Peru. "It was better than I even dreamt it would be and I couldn't believe I was actually watching Paul McCartney in the flesh! After tonight, I'm going to do all I can to get into his shows in Brazil because I have to see this show again."
"It was just as exciting for Paul himself to play the country as he has hoped to come to Peru for many years. Before going on stage, the government of Peru expressed their delight at his arrival with their First Minister honouring him with the 'Orden Del Sol', the highest recognition in Peru. They also praised Paul for his environmental work by awarding him with the first ever 'Orden Del Arbol Del La Quina', while the National Library of Peru gave Paul the 'Medal of Honour of Peruvian Culture' - the first time they have ever given this to someone from outside Peru."
"Part of Macca's phenomenal Up & Coming Tour, the next show in South America will take place on Wednesday in Santiago, Chile, with two dates in Brazil later in the month. Each date involves a huge number of people working behind the scenes to ensure the audience see the best show possible on the night. With a staggering 31 trucks full of equipment including 130 speakers, there are 170 people in Paul's crew alone, as well as 200 local workers who are employed each night. Behind the 80ft high stage at every date there are eight working offices and entirely vegetarian catering who serve around 480 meals each and every day of the tour."
Set List
1. Hello Goodbye
2. Jet
3. All My Loving
4. Letting Go
5. Drive My Car
6. Sing The Changes
7. Let Me Roll It
8. The Long And Winding Road
9. Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five
10. Let 'Em In
11. My Love
12. I've Just Seen A Face
13. And I Love Her
14. Blackbird
15. Here Today
16. Dance Tonight
17. Mrs Vandebilt
17. Eleanor Rigby
18. Something
19. Band On The Run
20. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
21. Back In The USSR
22. I've Got A Feeling
23. Paperback Writer
24. A Day In The Life / Give Peace A Chance
25. Let It Be
26. Live And Let Die
27. Hey Jude
28. Day Tripper
29. Lady Madonna
30. Get Back
Second Encore
31. Yesterday
32. Helter Skelter
33. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band / The End
Monday, 9 May 2011
McCartney and Starr and Buddy
Thursday, 5 May 2011
Q&A with Ringo
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Q: Two long time friends of yours and former All Starr Band members, Timothy B. Schmit and Joe Walsh, will also play the Norwegian Wood Festival...Are there any special fond moments with Walsh & Co you'd like to share with us?
Ringo: There are so many with Joe of course. He has been my friend forever and he married Barbara's sister so he is now family no one plays better than Joe. He is an incredible guitarist and an incredible human being. Timothy – he needs to get his act together. That long hair is out of style!!! [Laughs]
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Ringo: No. I don't have to adapt. We play well together. It is good. It is interesting for me as it gives it more power. If you look at the first All Starr tour there were 3 drummers. Levon on my right. Jim Keltner on my left and I was in the middle; I was so insecure. We had a huge front line and 3 drummers and they all came out for me to try and make it work.
Q: How does it work with Gregg Bissonette?
Ringo: I need another drummer when I'm down at the front doing Little Help, or Photograph. When I'm drumming we are double drumming, I love double drumming, it is a lot of fun. I've known Gregg for several years and then I heard that he did seminars on how I play. He listens and we play well together. We play for the band and not for the glory. Jim Keltner he's my hero drummer from LA. We play so well together. It is very difficult playing with some drummers as they are too busy. I never feel it is a competition.
Q: Playing the Norwegian Wood Festival in June will be the very first time you play in Norway. Do you have any musical surprises for us (hint, hint)?
Ringo: I'm surprised I haven't played there before. I've played Finland and Denmark but not made it to Norway before. There won't be surprises just a great show.
Q: There have been many incarnations of the All-Starr Band. Which one is closest to your heart and why?
Ringo: Well you know it's an impossible question. The first All Starr band is very close to my heart of course. It happened by accident. I was sitting at home, wondering what to do and had a call to say that Pepsi had offered a promoter money if I wanted to tour. I didn't have a band so I called up all my friends.... Joe Walsh, Dr. John, Billy Preston, Levon Helm and Nils Lofgren and asked them if they wanted to come on tour in the summer with me.
I'd worked out that I didn't want to front it all the time and to be up front for every track. I wanted to do my stuff and then enjoy playing with other musicians and playing behind them when they did their songs. So that is how it came about. For the first tour it was like Ringo and the All Starr Orchestra there were so many on stage. There must have been about nine. On several there have been about five musicians. One of the favourites was Jack Bruce, Peter Frampton, Gary Brooker...the English line up. Simon Kirke was the other drummer. I have another drummer with us because I do several of the numbers from the front, when I become the entertainer.
I put the best All Starrs together that I can. On this tour we have Richard Page from Mr. Mister, Gary Wright, Edgar Winter on the other side of the coin, Rick Derringer and Wally Palmar of The Romantics. It is a completely mixed bag but it works. Greg Bissonette will be drumming again.
I come on and we open it, I'm down front for three numbers then I'm on the kit and everyone else plays their songs and I get a double hit – the chance to play and the chance to perform.
Q: When was the last time you did a European tour?
Ringo: It's been a long time. About 15 years I think. And we are going to some countries that I have not played in before. The tour starts in Ukraine and then we go to Russia, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Latvia and Poland before coming back to Britain. I'm playing the Liverpool Empire again and Hampton Court this time in London. I've been to the flower show there, you go to Chelsea Flower Show and then Hampton Court Flower Show! And then after the 6 UK dates we go to France, Hungary, Czech Republic, Italy, Germany and Austria. It's a long tour.
Q: Which songs will you be playing on this tour?
Ringo: It works out usually that I do twelve songs and the band do twelve songs between them. It has to be With A Little Help From My Friends, Yellow Submarine, Photograph, It Don't Come Easy, Boys, and we throw in one or two from the new album usually.
I usually go out every two years...a new album comes out January and then we tour in the summer but the timing for this tour is a bit different as Y Not came out last year and the new album will be in 2012.
Q: Do you add lost gems?
Ringo: Sometimes. Not that they are obscure but they are songs that we don't play a lot. We always do Yellow Submarine, but we threw in Octopus's Garden one year. It depends how I feel. Some songs just don't work. Back Off Boogaloo is one of those songs that we can rehearse for a week and it just doesn't happen.
Q: What would be your dream All Starr band?
Ringo: You can't do that can you? Ray [Charles] isn't going to come is he? I think it would be dismissive of the great people I am playing with. I'm not sitting there thinking "if only so and so would play". I listen to people who want to be in the All Starrs. We ask people who I think might like to be. We have a list of guitarists; a list of bass players (Paul's always busy [laughs]). We've had Howard Jones; we have had a mixed bag and every time you wonder how it is going to work, but we get in to rehearsals and it works.
It is fun to play. Just to be a drummer in a band I love that. And then I do the other part and we get everyone up you know.
Q: Do you play other instruments?
Ringo: Not on tour. In life? Yes I'll play anything on the piano as long as it is in E. Same with the guitar, as long as it is in C. That's how I wrote a lot of the songs. I then give it to a genius who transposes it to E or whatever.
Q: You were the first Beatle to really conquer the charts after Beatles broke up. Did that, in some way, bring the feeling of special satisfaction?
Ringo: Yes it was great being number 1. I'd worked hard. I had Richard Perry as the producer, a lot of the All Starrs are on the first albums, if you look at the list of players on those records it was incredible, you can't fix it. I was in LA. John came. George came in, Paul, they were pals they joined in. We didn't plan that.
Q: When people hear the name Ringo Starr they think The Beatles. Is that something you fight or is it something you are at ease with?
Ringo: I am at ease with it now. I don't fight it. It gets boring when I have a new record and the second question is "how's Paul". They can't help themselves. So far I've never ordered the PR to say "don't ask him about that", I've always been open. You can ask me anything and I'll either answer it or I won't.
Q: Is there one song that you are most proud of?
Ringo: Photograph is so well crafted. If I look at a song that I've written and the end result with George Harrison….I wrote the song, I wrote the words, I wrote the melody, I wrote the chorus, and 3 verses. I never know how to end so George would end the song for me. I actually have one song with about 70 verses! I just couldn't stop. I gave it to Harry Nilsson to edit and he got it down to 23 verses.
Q: Ringo has demonstrated his affinity for country music as heard on (Buck Owens') "Act Naturally" and the album "Beaucoups of Blues". What made you discover country music ? Was it any particular artist that brought the interest in country music?
Ringo: It was Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb, old school guys. Liverpool is the capital of country music in this country (Britain). All the guys in the merchant navy lived in my neighbourhood, every other house had someone from the merchant navy and they brought American clothes and music to Liverpool. That's how we got to hear all this music that we weren't getting in Britain. My cousin would give me his old clothes including the Little Richard pants….he was two feet taller than me but I felt like a king.
Q: On the album "Y Not", you have nostalgic flashbacks in the shape of the songs "Peace Dream" and "The Other Side of Liverpool". What's your fondest memories of growing up in post-war Liverpool?
Ringo: Every woman in the street is your mother. We were close. I lived in that neighbourhood. I'm doing a Liverpool track on every CD. This will be the third on the new album that will be out next year
All our family was in the neighbourhood. My grandmother was just down the road….any time I got ill my mother would wrap me in a blanket and take me to by Nan and she would fix me up. My auntie lived on the corner. My two best friends who I mentioned in the song were 2 minutes away….we were kids doing what kids do. We were very close. I didn't really like school. We'd walk through the park, Sefton Park
Q: Talking of Liverpool, what do you miss about Liverpool?
Ringo: I love the humour, I understand the humour. Liverpool is Liverpool. I know what Liverpool is about. I've got all my family there, I grew up there. But I'm not a baby any more. I'm not a child. I've moved on. That's just the way of it. I used to go back more when my Mum and my step dad were alive but I've not been back since the Year of Culture.
Q: Eric Clapton, who's also playing the Norwegian Wood festival this year, once mentioned in an interview when thinking back at growing up in post-war England, he kind of remembered it in "black & white", does the same go for you?
Ringo: No and I'm a bit older than him.
Q: When you start working on a new album do you have a plan?
Ringo: I wake up and think what a great day. I call the engineer and fire up the computer. I have no idea how it is going to turn out.
Q: What musicians are on the new album?
Ringo: Benmont Tench from Tom Petty, Don Was the producer and great bass player, Charlie Haden, America's premier jazz bass player, Joe Walsh of course, Dave Stewart, Glen Ballard, Van Dyke Parks who wrote a song and is playing accordion. If you look at the back of the Y Not record it is a similar group
Q: Who do you mainly work with?
Ringo: Right now I'm in a great space where I made the last record (and the new record which isn't out until next year) at home with ProTools. People, musicians, pass by and they are on the record. I record mainly in Los Angeles at home in the guest house
The Christmas before last, when the guests left, I had all the furniture taken out to storage. The ProTools and the board are in the living room / kitchen and the two kits of drums and the amp are in the bedroom.
Q: Do you work exclusively with your engineer Bruce Sugar?
Ringo: Well he has been on a couple of records before. Y Not was the first record that I produced, I've always had a producer before and on Y Not I had a producer ready but after 3 weeks I decided that I could produce it. I'm working with amazing musicians and there is very little that you have to say to them, they know what is needed. It was interesting. I got what I wanted and I think it worked well. As a record I can sit and listen to it any time and I'm proud of it.
Q: Where do you get your inspiration from?
Ringo: God
Q: Are you religious?
Ringo: No. But I do believe in God. In my God. When you say God, it is just the atmosphere. You can be sitting and doing something and a line just comes, I have notebooks and I write down lines. And suddenly that line is a song. It's the start. And now with my iPhone I can sing to it wherever I am. It is interesting as a writer, usually I write the chorus first, I can jam with the chorus and then with other writers we make it into a song. I love to hang out with other musicians. Most of the time we get something.
Q: Any musical dreams to achieve still?
Ringo: I had a dream at 13 that I wanted to play drums. It took 5 years before I got a set. I made my first set out of biscuit tins and bits of firewood. Then my step dad Harry, who was from Romford in Essex....someone in his family died who just happened to be a drummer and they were selling his drums for £12 and he bought them and that was the first real kit that I had. But I couldn't carry it as I was on the bus, I didn't have a car, so I could only carry the snare. I started playing skiffle and then rock and here we are.
The band would always get you to the gig but after the gig they'd be gone. I'd get off the bus and be running up and down the street carrying one drum at a time.
Q: Was there one defining moment?
Ringo: I was playing with Rory Storm and The Hurricanes. I worked in a factory, we all had jobs, and we had a chance to play Butlins for 3 months as the musicians. I was an apprentice, but just thought I want to be a musician. I left H Hunt and Son. It was a huge family decision, they all came round and had the big family talk. I only ever wanted to be a drummer. Another well known Liverpool band invited me to be the bass player, I did think about it for a minute...I thought "oooo, up front" but I love to hit those drums.
Q: When have you played just as Ringo?
Ringo: I never have gone out as just Ringo. Even for the promotion of the last record I went out as Ringo & Ben Harper and his band so that was easy, he is so great, he is a good pal you know. He rocks. We have a "thing" as a lot of his songs are so miserable (laughs) I keep saying "lighten up Ben". I'm on his new record that comes out any minute now, playing and writing.
Q: What drives you to go on tour?
Ringo: Playing. I'm from that era, I'm from the clubs. On the new record I mention the Iron Door in Liverpool which was a club. I always want to play the Liverpool Empire. Brian Epstein, to upgrade us, booked us in the Liverpool Empire. It was the biggest thing in our family it was so great. I like to play there. That's where I play, it is my only stipulation, the Liverpool Empire. I played the Echo Arena for the Year of Culture, with a lot of other people, and it was great, it is a great venue but I like the Empire
Q: What is your favourite concert that you've played?
Ringo: Liverpool Empire would definitely be one of them. As The Beatles I'd have to say Shea Stadium. Before we got that big Glasgow was always great. It depends on the night. I like playing Florida, anywhere in Florida they love Ringo and the All Starrs. New York is always good, it's great. Last year I had my big birthday in New York, it was fabulous, all these people came out. So did Mr McCartney
Q: How close are you and Paul (McCartney)?
Ringo: As close as we want to be [laughs]. We are the only two remaining Beatles (although he likes to think he is the only one [laughs]!). The only two who went through it. He is on my last record. I've been on several of his. He's often touring and I'm doing my thing so it just depends. If we are in the same neighbourhood we always say hi.
Q: Has there ever been discussions about doing a whole record or touring together?
Ringo: No. The only thing about touring is that every time I asked him to join the All Starrs he says he is too busy [laughs]...I tell him he'll have his two numbers!!!
Q: What are the plans to celebrate your birthday in Hamburg on July 7th?
Ringo: Since 2008, we've celebrated my birthday at noon. It is the Peace and Love moment. This year we are doing it in Hamburg at the Hard Rock as I have some relationship with Hamburg. Wherever you are in the world at noon, take a moment do the peace sign and say peace and love. It started as my birthday gift from everybody and that was plenty. So that is what we are doing in Hamburg, as well as playing that night at the Stadtpark.
This year I have a T shirt with the Hard Rock for the special signature series. All of my revenue goes to Make A Wish Foundation and some of the Hard Rock revenue goes to Make A Wish. We have a great rapport. I love the Hard Rock.
Q: How long has your charity the Lotus Foundation been going and what is the aim?
Ringo: The charity supports many projects including those working with addiction, battered women, children, cerebral palsy and cancer
Q: How do you choose?
Ringo: We go through the applications together and pick. I always nominate Water Aid. Everyone should have water. We drink out of fancy bottles and there are people drinking slush. That's one of my pet charities that I like to support
We've found out that if we support a charity for 3 years, whether it is paying the rent, the phone bill, whatever it is, they can relax a bit on whatever level we have joined with them
Q: Would you say that you are a musician, composer then producer?
Ringo: I'm a drummer, first, I'm a drummer. Drumming is still my madness
Q: Are there any young drummers you look at?
Ringo: The only one is my son Zak. I never bought drum records, I bought records for the emotion of the whole thing. As everyone knows I only ever bought one record (Cozy Cole's Topsy) for the drums.
Q: What is Zak doing?
Ringo: He has a new band called Penguins, who are opening for Beady Eye and the other night he played a club and it went well.
Q: Do you ever drum together?
Ringo: Live? Yes, he was on two of the All Starr tours. We had Sheila E and Simon Kirke as well
Q: What are you listening to at the moment?
Ringo: Well when in doubt I always play the blues. Lightnin' Hopkins is one of my heroes. At 19 I was trying to emigrate to Houston, Texas because Lightnin' Hopkins lived there and I got a list from the British Consulate in Liverpool of factories I could get work in, and tried to emigrate in a way that teenagers do, or me as a teenager anyway. They gave us some forms, this friend of mine and I, we filled them in, sent them off and they gave us more forms. If they'd have just said yes or no, you never know which way my life would have gone.
I'm listening to Plan B; I love Mumford & Sons' record, that was great. I don't usually buy the CD, I buy tracks on iTunes. I'll spend a couple of hours listening to the new stuff that's out. But when in doubt it is Ray Charles: it's the blues, music I grew up with.
Q: Do you embrace the digital / download age?
Ringo: I only embrace it when they pay for it. Of all the downloads today something like 25% are paid for and legal, the rest are stolen. The bands are putting in the effort and they should get paid for that. But unfortunately everyone expects something for free.
Q: Do you buy vinyl?
Ringo: I have a lot of vinyl. A lot of vinyl. But then I think what do I need it for? I've just got rid of tapes, cassettes. I have to be forceful and now I'm strictly CD. I bought one of those vinyl to CD machines, but it drives you mad. The programme didn't seem to realise that the hiss was the gap between songs so it thinks the whole record is one track. I'm sure there are other programmes but I gave it up. There are vinyls I've had in my cupboard for years that I haven't listened to.
Q: What is left for you to achieve?
Ringo: To be a better, more loving, human being. Musically, to have a great night when I am on stage with great players. That's what it is about
Q: How do you relax?
Ringo: Dinner, movies. Walk round the fields. I'm pretty relaxed anyway
Q: Do you ever think about stopping?
Ringo: I did a long time ago. After every tour I'd say "that's it I've retired". But now I have no thought of retirement.
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The Best Political Minds Joined Together in 1787
The 55 delegates who attended the Constitutional Convention were an experienced body of delegates who represented a cross section of 18th-century American leadership. Most were well-educated men of means who were dominant in their communities and states, and many were also prominent in national affairs. Nearly every one had taken part in the Revolution; at least 29 had served in the Continental forces, most of them in positions of command.
The group had extensive political experience as 41 individuals had been members of the Continental Congress. Three had served as president of the body and only 14 lacked congressional experience; eight had signed the Declaration of Independence; six had signed the Articles of Confederation with two having signed all three of the nation's basic documents. Practically all of the 55 delegates had experience in colonial and state government with eight having been governors and the majority had held county and local offices.
I believe we need Gary Nodler's experience in Congress.
To favorably compare G. Nodler to the 55 delegates who attended the Constitutional Convention seems a big stretch to me. These were well educated men who were capable of compromise in order to establish our "perfect union". Mr. Nodler does not seem to be even close.
Shouldn't each one of us compare ourselves favorably to the spirit, dedication and accomplishments of the 55 delegates who gave us our founding documents?
What would have been the compromise for the Founding Fathers? To not set forth a document to provide for the future of a Republic?
If you have a resume with more impressive credentials involving public service than does Senator Nodler, I'll vote for you. But not this time.
The issue for me is the qualities we need in a Congressman. I believe Nodler stands head and shoulder above the other well-meaning and well-intentioned candidates.


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The Warriors' roster consists of a partial owner of a Christian sports-apparel line, the son of traveling nondenominational missionaries, and someone who has been a regular in pregame chapels for nearly a decade.
So when head coach Mark Jackson asked for a volunteer to lead his teammates in prayer before the season started, he had a pretty good idea where to direct the request. But he was shocked to see the first hand raised was that of rookie Draymond Green, not Stephen Curry, Richard Jefferson or David Lee.
"That's who he is. He's a leader, and he doesn't care about tenure," Jackson said. "He stepped in here as a leader, and that's a leader's mentality. Guys embrace him, because they realize he doesn't just do it when he's playing well and when we're winning. He does it in the face of adversity.
"When he wasn't playing, when he wasn't getting time, when he wasn't winning ballgames with stops and rebounds, he was the same Draymond Green."
The 6-foot-7, 230-pound 22-year-old is the second-youngest player on the team. He started the season as a man without a position, maybe best described as so small he had been relegated to the team's third-string power forward and so slow he had been relegated to the team's fourth-line small forward.
Backup small forward Brandon Rush was lost for the season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament Nov. 2, and third-teamer Richard Jefferson has been out with a strained right calf since Nov. 18. Green has taken advantage of the opportunity, proving he not only can play small forward, but he also can defend point guards, shooting guards, power forwards and centers.
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After averaging 1.8 points, 1.4 rebounds, 0.3 of an assist and 0.3 of a steal with a minus-0.6 plus/minus rating in 8.2 minutes during the first 10 games, Green has averaged 3.4 points, 4.9 rebounds, 0.8 of an assist, 0.9 of a steal and a plus-3.1 rating in 17.8 minutes the past 10.
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"I watch and think about a lot of stuff on the basketball court, and I continue to study the game, because my IQ has to be the strongest part of my game," Green said. "I know I'm not the most athletic, not the fastest, not the strongest, not the quickest and not the highest jumper. My understanding of the game can't come to a standstill, or my improvement will come to a standstill."
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