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#6 Deconstructing the Travis visits Betsy Scene from Taxi Driver 2.0
This is a re-deconstruction of the scene where Travis (Robert De Niro) visits Betsy (Cybill Shepherd), from the movie Taxi Driver directed by Martin Scorsese.
The first shot is a two second CU of Travis sitting in the taxi. He looks determined.
The next frame is a tracking shot which follows Travis stepping out of the Taxi, crossing the road and walking into an office building. He´s wearing a red jacket, the same colour as the Palantine campaign colour and the banner outside. The colour makes Travis stand out. Maybe he put it on to impress Betsy? Camera zoom when Travis reach the door.
MCU inside the office. Travis is walking towards the camera. It´s shot slightly from the side. The low camera angle emphasises Travis´ intention. He seems persistent.
Next frame is a fast tracking shot with Travis POV of Betsy and her colleague Tom sitting on her desk zooming into an MCU of Betsy at the end shot.
Travis consists on volunteering with Betsy when Tom asks him to please come with him.
The dialogue between Betsy and Travis goes on with constant over the shoulder shots. This continues until the end of the clip. Travis body language is open and overly eager as he leans over with both palms planted on Betsy´s desk. She is seated at her desk the whole time, therefore the camera angle is low and the over the shoulder shots from Betsy´s POV makes it look like Travis controls the outcome of the conversation.
In the background, one can see that Tom is ease dropping in a wide shot. That´s the only time the frame makes a dramatic change.
At 1:25, when Travis tells Betsy he drives a Taxi and can´t work night, her body language changes and she pulls slightly away from him. Travis tells Betsy she looks lonely and that it looks like she could use a friend when really it is Travis who is lonely. Eventually, Travis lands a date with Betsy.
They shake hands. Tom enters the MCU frame. He doesn´t look happy with what just went down. The scene ends with a soothing jazzy tune. The final shot is a tracking MLS shot of Travis walking past her building.
Given what I learned from making Lenny while deconstructing this scene over again, it felt very similar to my first go.
#4 The Director and the Actor
As the French filmmaker Jean Renoir put it; Some actors are very intelligent, but it is not necessarily with their intelligence that they act (Mackendrick 2004). I agree the actor or the actress don´t need to be intelligent to act. It´s highly more important that they´re talented.
Another interesting point, Mackendrick writes, it that if an actor is fully conscious of the film-making process, his performance might be too premeditated and not spontaneous enough. I think there is some truth to that. Not that I have ever acted professionally, but I can imagine worrying or thinking about the technical aspect of the production might restrain you from acting out your full potential.
How does the director get an actor to do what she wants? What intrigued me most reading Mackendrick´s `The Director and the Actor´, was the point that as a director you´ve already failed if you demonstrate to the actor by acting the role yourself, by reading the line of dialogue for the actor to mimic or by performing the gesture so that the actor can copy it.
Blinded by preconceptions, you may well have closed your mind to what the actor is able to contribute (Mackendrick 2004). Imagine being a director, picture in your mind the movie you´ve worked so hard on planning. You have a vision; you know how you want to do this. But things change. Not everything works out as planned and you need to adapt. There´s no point sticking to a plan that is not doable when the actress clearly knows what she´s doing.
Mackendrick has some valid points. I think it´s obvious that the director must have respect for his actors. To get the actor to do what you need I think it is important to listen to their ideas and most of all be humble. Mackendrick writes that infinite patience is necessary, as the director’s job is to gradually jockey the actor into thinking up what you´ve already thought up.
Mackendrick, A. On film-making: an introduction to the craft of the director, (p. 179- 194). London: Faber and Faber, 2004.
#1 Haiku Abstract Exercise
May 13, 2017 May 13, 2017 / Christina Stenseth	/ Leave a comment
To me, this was the most intriguing of the exercises we´ve had so far. Possibly because there´s no rules to abstract.
We weren´t fully aware of what we were going to make when we started this exercise. It was broken into different parts, over weeks. It consisted of video, SFX, and a Haiku, in form of a voice over.
Our first quest was to head out and capture dappled, diffused, reflected and refracted light. It was right before sundown so we managed to get some pretty good shots. Because no one knew that this footage was meant to merge together with other elements, there were no worries about getting a particular shot which would fit perfectly with the SFX and the Haiku. It freed our minds and I guess that was the point of it all.
For the SFX I experimented with recordings of wind, chains swaying, traffic lights, elevator sounds, galloping footsteps etc.
We didn´t know till after the Haiku was recorded that we were to combine all the pieces. It was a fun experiment and I think that if people knew what we were going to use the footage and SFX for it would have turned out quite differently.
An idea popped up in my head while going through the footage and SFX during the post-production: Using the footage off dappled light in water and combine it with industrial sound. Normally, water is associated with calmness and relaxation but I wanted to break that illusion. When pieced together with the repeating hectic sound of the traffic lights it creates a contrast between nature and industrial. With the footage, I mostly experimented with layovers and different opacities. For the Haiku, I wanted it to be presented as the characters’ inner monologue.
#5 Lenny
We first read through the script and acted out the scenes. Everyone shared their visions after discussing how we wanted to shoot this. Before going any deeper with the production planning we scouted for shooting location. Because we knew we were shooting in the evening we had to find an interior location because we would lack daylight. We found a quiet area in the back stairs of building 9 between level 2 and 3. Had it been anywhere else we would have had a backup location, but in this case, we were pretty confident that we had picked a safe spot. While at the location we started planning and thinking about camera positions. We framed the scenes by acting them out and taking photos in the process. For us, that made it easier to describe and understand our different visions and ideas. It also made putting together the shooting plan and storyboard easier. We assigned roles prior to the production day. When halfway through, the roles would rotate except for the role of the first AD, which was me.
Tram lines: Planning shots during pre-production.
Crew: Assigning roles prior to production.
Well prepared for the production day everyone knew their role and their responsibility. When we got to the location of the first scene which was on level 3 it was a bit more traffic in the hallway than we first assumed. Another issue was an elevator ding constantly going off in the background disturbing the SFX. When we first decided on this location we were aware to check for any SFX interruptions but we failed to notice the elevator since there were literally no people around the prior night. This was only an issue during the first 15 minutes and as we moved down a level the disturbance was no longer an issue. I managed my role as the first AD pretty well I think. I was loud and clear while calling the shots and in control of what was happening on set and always one step ahead. We finished shooting inside the timeframe. And didn´t have to rush anything. After we were done shooting we recorded some ambience sound.
For the post-production, the first thing I did was to organise the clips. I started renaming the footage after the different scenes, shots and takes. This is the first time I´ve used a clapper in a production and I cannot emphasise how blown away I was by how much easier it made the whole process. The same goes for the log sheet. After I renamed the audio files as well, I noticed that all the clips from the two first scenes were missing so I spent two full hours searching the media server for them. Eventually, I gave up and decided to just work with the two last scenes. Later, I talked to my group who confirmed that the footage was actually lost. How that happened, no one knows. I know there was some issue while exporting the footage but our tutor came to the rescue.
After organising the clips, I merged the audio and video files. When I checked the audio it was out of sync so I had to sync it manually which was very time-consuming at the beginning. After a short while, I got a hang of it. For the repeated action I played around with the colour wheel and decided to go for the SL BLUE DAY4NITE with a couple of manual adjustments for the saturation and tint balance. For the last clip, I tried out a red glow only to experiment with different effects. Even though this is nowhere near a final edit, I should´ve invested some more time so I could´ve graded it and fixed up the sound.


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God	Can be. Posted on 16 July , 2016	In the darkness is beauty and mystery, for the veiling of the seen is an invitation to create. Our minds fill the void with what they will, and our wills become a substitute for reality. We could imagine in front of us a thing we like, behind us the things we despise. We can forget the valleys and picture only the fields of bliss.
Infinitely Finite	Posted on 10 May , 2015	Thankfully, I am not the master of my fate, nor am I the captain of my soul.
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Heart of the Jungle – H. L. Sailer
Posted on October 26, 2018 by hlsailer
The leaves cover us from most of the weather here. Shields us from a lot of the rain, and certainly the sun. Sure, it invites spiders and ants, and things that invade and crawl. But.
Hides us from the bigger things.
Hides us from the predators.
Sound of branches snapping catches my attention.
The bushes are being pushed aside. The rhythm is wonky. All wrong for a predator. For a creature with hidden intent. It’s a creature fleeing, running from something I think.
A young boy emerges from the bushes, leaves spitting him out of the jungle’s mouth.
He pants for only a moment before he shouts.
The village scrambles, not daring to waver. Not daring to doubt. We all rush, grabbing who and what we can as we make for our houses. Bar the doors, close the windows, sit in silence.
In just a handful of minutes, the village is silent. Eerie. Ghostlike. As if nothing here is alive. As if we’ve all become spirits in the last few seconds.
It’s a pressing quiet.
We’re all focused. All straining to hear so we can know when he arrives. When he passes.
If he takes.
They crunch against the ground. Breaking twigs and leaves, tossing up rocks.
Footsteps of him.
That’s all we know of him. He comes, and he takes.
And he is the greatest predator the jungle has to offer.
A man-looking thing that wears tiger skins. That has fangs. Claws. Whose skin glows in the daylight, and whose eyes light the jungle at night. We hear his cries to the moon, and we hear the anguish of his victims. He is fierce, and powerful. A creature who is bowed to. Who commands even the trees, and who walks with the silence of death.
Unless he doesn’t want to.
Then he walks deliberately. Searching out the fear that his presence brings. Drawing it out of us with each step, as if it were a poison.
When he walks closer, I can hear his grumbling. The rolling thunder of lions in his chest. Of stampeding beasts ceasing to be.
I pray that he doesn’t pick my house.
That he doesn’t try to knock down our door.
Scraping interrupts my prayer. A sound like nails being dug into wood.
He’s scratching the door.
He continues his fear-mongering. Walking with his claws embedded into the skin of my house. Scraping the wood away as he lazily continues his path.
I’m under the window. Hiding. When he passes—the scraping making my back itch, as if his claws were on me instead—I can’t help but turn. Look up.
Through a crack in the window, I can see him.
A body bigger than any man’s, muscled to the very bone. His fangs protrude from his mouth, sharp and jagged things. His ears are sharp, pointed. A mane like a lion’s adorns his head, and when he looks down, our eyes meet.
Solid green eyes, the eyes of the jungle at night, look back at me. Pin me to my spot. Make all the blood rush out of my body before he has a chance to take it from me.
And, as our eyes meet, and my body turns cold, and I tremble as I fall backward—
Ever so slightly, he smiles.
Showing off the rest of his teeth. His tiger teeth.
The village holds its breath for a bit, not wanting to chance it. Not wanting to take the risk. But, eventually, we all know for sure.
I can’t shake the feeling that his eyes gave me. Can’t help but think I’ve seen them before, gazing out from the leaves. Searching in the dark heart of the jungle.
I have a sinking feeling. A knowing feeling.
Because he always—always—comes back.
He is what lies in the heart of the jungle.
A wildman. A beast. Unruly energy, and power, and strength.
He’ll be back because, in truth:
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The Canexican ......as she works in Canada and lives in Mexico: 1/20/13 - 1/27/13
The Canexican ......as she works in Canada and lives in Mexico
I first started this blog back in 2008 when I traveled from Northern Alberta Canada to Mazatlan Mexico to spend the winter submerged as much as possible in Mexican culture. As I travel back and forth now I will try to keep this updated so you can follow me on my journeys.
The perfect pot of rice
I have watched my Mexican sister make the perfect pot of rice over and over and it has never failed. The key here I think, is the pot. She has an old cast iron pot, she says don't even try to cook rice in anything else. I have given up making rice with a pot on the stove some years ago now and have used a n electric steamer for many years now and have always liked it, but the rice here is always soooo much better. I think when you steam it some flavor evaporates....that's my theory anyway. The rice here is just so flavorful.So, get a good old cast iron pot, the best place to get one I think would be at a second hand store, that is where I am going to look as soon as I get home. Here, I plan on going to the Juarez Flee market one Sunday to find one. Don't let anyone talk you into getting a non-stick or fancy tephlon crap, or a so and so expensive cooking set....plain ol' cast iron.
Once you have your pot, you are ready, seriously, do not try this will any other pot. I really think the pot is the secret.Forgive me here as I have no measurements, if you use the same pot all the time and make the same amount of rice each time...like they do here, you can always eye ball it. When the women here cook they always make the same amount in the same pot, with the same ingredients and they know exactly how much it costs. Always always, same same. Don't mess with what works and fits. You may have to experiment a bit with this.
First she put some oil in the pot and the rice, enough oil so that when stirred all the rice was saturated and there is still a little bit of oil at the bottom of the pot, with the lid off, you fry your dry rice, stirring occasionally. You fry it until each grain of rice looks individual...not sure how to explain this, some grains will become a light brown...you don't want dark brown, they don't need to be brown at all, stir more if they are becoming brown. Once they all look very "individual" or defined, you add your water. Again I have no measurement, there was about an inch of water...maybe a wee bit more, above the rice. Then she also put in a bunch (you decide how much you want) of diced, carrots, onions, celery, and peppers and some Knorr caldo de pollo (chicken bouillon), she gave it all a big stir and put a lid on it. She turned the heat down a bit. She never touched it again. Never even peeked. I tried to peek once and was told "I'll tell you when it's done, keep the lid closed". In another words, "get away from there!".
Rice done frying in the oil, if you click this you can enlarge it to see how the grains of rice look "individual".
Vegetables cut up
and added to the rice
it is given on big stir to mix the rice and vegetables
Water and bouillon is added
She just knew when it was ready, this will require some practice. I can't imagine not peeking or stirring, she never stirred it. I keep thinking I wanted to time this but always get busy and forget. Once it's done she gives it one big stir to fluff it up and it sits in the pot with the lid on all day...as it slowly disappears. Can you believe I forgot to take a pictures of the finished rice? Terrible reporting...I know.
The beans;
Even easier than the rice, again I think it's the pot. She uses an old pressure cooker pot, without the lid. She likes pinto beans the best, not sure what her reasons are, her beans are awesome so I don't care why.
Put the beans in the pot and cover with water and about 4-5 inches extra and one onion just cut into quarters and a few chilis (you choose how many) This pot is always put on the fire with a lid on it, just a lid laid on top, not even sealed. And it is just left alone for about 3 hours.
Then in a pan with some oil she fries up some onions and garlic, once the beans are done she then takes as many beans as her pan will hold and mixes it in with her onions and oil, just to blend the flavors a bit and then pours it all back into the bean pot. She has a hand mixer that she then puts into the big pot and purees the beans. Everyone has a preference as to how pureed they like it and how runny they like the beans, if you like it runny you leave the excess water in the pot if you don't you drain the water out. Her beans are not super runny and she doesn't puree it totally, some beans are still left intact. I like it this way as well. If you do not have a hand held blender you put the onion and oil mixture with some beans into a blender and then pour back into the pot.
There seems to be a perception out there that the Mexicans use lard in their beans, maybe some do, I have never seem my sister or my Tia use lard, just a bit of cooking oil to fry the onions in.
These beans with some rice and some fresh tortilla is so good, I can see how the Mexicans have been eating this for 100s of years and they are still excited when it is served...every day. Seriously, I have seen her brothers and her boys (who are men) come in from work and just inhale this and throughout the whole meal talk about how good it is.
I find that the people here are much more enthusiastic about their food, even just about beans and rice, where as in my other country you have to serve up something really spectacular to even get any reaction. Maybe it's because we take food for granted, we feel we've earned it, whereas here most people will acknowledge that it is a gift from God, regardless of how faithful to their God they are.
This is the standard recipe for the regular beans, there is another bean dish called frijoles de puerco, this has a few more ingredients in it and I haven't witnessed the whole process for that, When I do, I will report. It is super super yummy as well.
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Fly (Collector's Edition) by 20th Century Fox, David Cronenberg, Jeff Goldblum | 24543190851 | DVD | Barnes & Noble
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Overview After spending years consigned to one half of a double-feature disc, David Cronenberg's brilliantly personalized take on The Fly has received a special edition worthy of its merits. Starting off the package is a slick new transfer; the video offers a slight but noticeable improvement on the past edition, with a richer sense of color and detail as well as mastering for high-definition. The audio portion of the disc offers effective 5.1 Dolby and DTS mixes guaranteed to give the viewer's stereo system a workout. ...
The Fly (Collector's Edition) (Special Edition)
The Fly (Collector's Edition) (Wide Screen)
The Fly (Collector's Edition) Release Date: 12/7/1992
After spending years consigned to one half of a double-feature disc, David Cronenberg's brilliantly personalized take on The Fly has received a special edition worthy of its merits. Starting off the package is a slick new transfer; the video offers a slight but noticeable improvement on the past edition, with a richer sense of color and detail as well as mastering for high-definition. The audio portion of the disc offers effective 5.1 Dolby and DTS mixes guaranteed to give the viewer's stereo system a workout. The first disc also features an excellent commentary track from Cronenberg that covers everything from technical and aesthetic details to on-the-set memories in the director's wry, understated style. The second disc is where the real treats begin for the film's longtime fans. First up is a new epic-length documentary on the making of The Fly that covers everything one could ever want to know about the film with the selection of optional scene extensions, it can go all the way up to two hours and 45 minutes. This might be too much of a good thing for some viewers but the producers' willingness to leave no stone unturned is truly impressive. There's also a gallery of deleted scenes that have been painstakingly reconstructed and given new sound mixes for this disc -- fans of the film will flip over the often discussed but rarely seen "Monkey Cat" sequence. The viewer's behind-the-scenes knowledge is further extended with a series of film tests, including an amusing bit where Cronenberg camps it up in a fly costume on the film's revolving set. Elsewhere, the second disc features an elaborate series of still galleries that cover everything from the expected stills and conceptual art to reproductions of script drafts and the George Langelaan short story that inspired all the Fly films. Rounding out the disc is a generous trailer collection that includes all the theatrical and television trailers for the 1986 version of The Fly as well as trailers from The Fly 2, the 1958 version of The Fly, and The Return of the Fly. In short, this is a stellar DVD package, and fans of horror and sci-fi classics will be thrilled with its thorough excellence.
Release Date: 10/4/2005UPC: 024543190851
Region Code: 1 Presentation: Special EditionSound: DTS 5.1-Channel Surround SoundLanguage: English, Français, Español, EnglishTime: 1:35:00
Disc #1 -- The Fly, Disc 1
11. An Experiment With Flesh [1:21]
Disc #2 -- The Fly, Disc 2
03. Every Ending Is Also a Beginning
04. The Ultimate Family
07. Most People Would Give Anything to Be Turned Into Something Else
08. The Jaw Is Off the Fly
09. Diving Into the Plasma Pool
10. August 15, 1986
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Fear of the Flesh: Larva
Fear of the Flesh: Pupa
Fear of the Flesh: Metamorphosis
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Carol Spier's Attention To Detail
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Most People Would Give Anything to Be Turned Into Something Else
The Jaw Is Off the Fly
The Brundle Museum of Natural History (11:50)
Brundlefly vs. Baglady (Script Only)
Cut Indicator: On
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Interactive Magazine Articles
Opening Title Treatments (1:54)
Pod Lighting and Effects (2:01)
Brundlefly Make-Up (2:17)
Exploding Space Bug (:50)
Cronenfly (:48)
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1986 Electronic Press Kit - Featurette
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Jerry Tarkanian: His top 10 players1304dEamonn BrennanPath to the Draft: No. 13 UNLV1388dEamonn BrennanJerry Tarkanian: His top 10 playersLarry Johnson rose from the juco ranks to carry UNLV to a national title. Ken Levine/Getty ImagesFacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerPinterestEmailcommentSep 3, 2013Eamonn BrennanESPN Staff Writer Close Covers college basketball
Graduate of Indiana UniversityFollow on TwitterFacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerPinterestEmailprintcommentEditor's Note: Three legendary college basketball coaches -- Jerry Tarkanian, Rick Pitino and Guy Lewis -- take center stage this weekend as the trio is inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass. We'll be devoting a day to each as we examine what made them HOF-worthy.As part of our Hall of Fame week celebrations, I'm ranking the 10 best players of Jerry Tarkanian's coaching career. (Check back during the week for other similar lists.) As you might expect, most of them played for Tark at UNLV. But one did not.Oh, and in case you thought the process of ranking these players was painstaking, well, it was, sort of, but not nearly as much as it could have been, were it not for the help of the Las Vegas Review-Journal and, yes, Tarkanian himself. That's right: In 2010, the Review-Journal published the results of a 25-person panel charged with ranking the top 100 players in UNLV history. That was a handy reference, to say the absolute least. Even better? The newspaper also solicited the views of Tarkanian himself, who refused to mince words -- both positive and negative -- about his former players. My favorite: "Lewis Brown is [ranked] too high. He was a pain in the [bleep] in a lot of ways." My second favorite: "Jackie Robinson is too high. Jackie couldn't shoot. He could jump to the moon, but he couldn't shoot." Pretty great, right?Anyway, with some thanks to the paper and the Shark himself, here's a quick rundown of the 10 best players of Tarkanian's tremendous coaching career.1. Larry Johnson, UNLV: Sitting on the beach this weekend, before I had even opened my laptop to begin trying to pretend to think about this list, Larry Johnson was locked in at No. 1. You probably don't need me to run down Johnson's credentials, but before he went on to that good-but-disappointing pro career, he posted career averages of 21.6 points, 11.2 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 1.9 steals, 1.2 blocks per game, with 64.3/34.9/78.9 shooting percentages. He won the Wooden Award and a national title, and he was by far the best player on a team that packs this list. Point is, this was a done deal before my editor even assigned me this list. Too easy. As for Tark? "Larry stood out way above everyone," he told the Review-Journal three years ago. "I think he was the best by far." No argument here.2. Stacey Augmon, UNLV: As good as Johnson was, UNLV was a force unseen in college basketball because he was surrounded by some rather insane supporting pieces — none more so than Augmon, whom Bill Walton famously dubbed "The Plastic Man." (Bill Walton has been at peak awesomeness levels for decades now, kids.) A four-year player who averaged 13.9 points, 6.9 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.9 steals in -- get this -- an average of 36.23 games per season, Augmon was the versatile star-level wing who gave UNLV's overwhelming athleticism both offensive versatility and defensive backbone. He won the NABC Defensive POY award three times. He was crazy-good in ways old box scores can only tease.3. Armen Gilliam, UNLV: Armen Gilliam "was the second-best player I coached at UNLV," according to Tarkanian. I'm going to stick to my Augmon guns, but you can understand where the old ball coach is coming from. After all, the historic excellence of Tarkanian's early-'90s teams has long since overshadowed how good the Rebels were in the mid-1980s. But during Gilliam's tenure -- 1984 to 1987 -- the Rebels were 93-11 overall, usually ranked No. 1, and won 38 games in one season, still the most by any one team in a single season. Another single-season record -- 938 points, the most scored by any UNLV player -- belongs to Gilliam, who averaged 23.2 points on 15.3 field goals in 32.3 minutes per game in 1986-87. Also, his nickname was "The Hammer," one of the best hoops nicknames ever. (When it came to awesome nicknames, UNLV players had the market cornered.) Gilliam passed away during a pickup game in 2011 at age 47, but his basketball legacy, including that magical '87 Final Four run, lives on.4. Sidney Green, UNLV: Tark on Green: "Sidney Green only had one great year for us. But his senior year was great. He's in the top 10 but not the top five." Is it cool to slightly disagree again? I hate to do it, but look: Yes, Green's senior year was capital-G Great (22.1 points, 11.9 rebounds, 1.4 blocks, 36.1 minutes per game), but it was hardly his only elite year — he averaged 10.7 boards per game for his career, and posted 15.6, 15.0 and 16.7 points per game in each of those three seasons in the early 80s. Coaches are always looking for more from their guys, and you can bet Tark knew what Green had to give even when Green didn't; that had to be massively frustrating. But if we're being fair, Sidney Green was really, really good.5. Reggie Theus, UNLV: Theus' career stats -- 12.9 points, 4.4 assists and 4.3 rebounds per game in 91 career games (over three seasons) -- might not pop your eyeballs out of your head. But the teams he played for, most notably the 29-3 Final Four team from 1977, officially put Tarkanian's program on the map. Not only did those Runnin' Rebels teams introduce UNLV to the nation but they did so through a thrilling, up-tempo style -- matching burgeoning Las Vegas flash with genuine substance.Greg Anthony was a perfect fit at the point for Tarkanian's national championship team. Richard Mackson/USA TODAY Sports6. Ed Ratleff, Long Beach State: Tarkanian will always be remembered for his Vegas teams, but Tark gave his first preview of the power shift that was to come during his years at the Beach. Ratleff was by far his best player; he and his teammates went 75-12 in three seasons under Tarkanian, during which Ratleff averaged 21.4 points per game. In 1971, the 49ers led three-time defending champ UCLA by as many as 11 points before Ratleff was called for what he now politely deems a "strange" fifth foul. The 49ers eventually fell 57-55, and UCLA went on to win its fourth national title. Later, Ratleff would play on the 1972 Olympic team that refused its silver medal after a controversial gold-medal game loss to the USSR.7. Greg Anthony, UNLV: This might be the craziest thing about those UNLV teams: Just about anywhere else in the country, Greg Anthony would have been the best player on his team for pretty much his entire career. In Vegas, he was the third wheel. But what a third wheel he was -- a smart, capable, push-the-pace point guard who made the Runnin' Rebels go.8. Eddie Owens, UNLV: If Theus was the most notable player from the 1977 team that put the Rebels on the map, Owens was the linchpin. A member of Tarkanian's first recruiting class, Owens departed Des Moines for Vegas in 1973 back when UNLV was mostly unheard of, basketball-wise. By the end of his four years, Tarkanian was off and running.9. J.R. Rider, UNLV: Easily one of the most talented players in Tarkanian's tenure, Rider's career peaked just after Tark's tenure and was known as much for its downs (particularly later, during his NBA days) as its ups. Still, Rider did post 29.1 points and 8.9 rebounds per game in the 1992-93 season, while shooting 51.5 percent from the field, 40.1 percent from 3 and 82.6 percent from the free throw line, which is so crazy good it almost doesn't matter that it came one year after Tarkanian was forced to resign.10. Freddie Banks, UNLV: From Tark, on the Review-Journal's list, which ranked Banks No. 8: "I love Freddie Banks. He was a clutch shooter. God, he hit big shots for us. His ranking is about right." You said it, coach.Honorable mention, just because: Anderson Hunt, UNLV: I would tend to lean toward the guy who hit the game-winning shot against Arizona in the 1989 Sweet 16, which might be the most memorable single shot in Tarkanian's entire career. Plus, Hunt could really play, despite being overlooked in favor of the Johnson/Augmon/Anthony glory days trifecta. So, honorable mention. Exactly what it says it is, actually.

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Ok. I was wondering why there was no controversies so far. This has become too lame a marketing strategy these days. Almost all the big-budget pictures have some kind of controversy tailing them. I guess this is how it works.
Anyway, Here’s the latest one…. on Jodha Akbar. Not sure whether this is realy true or just another marketing ploy.
Ashutosh Gowarikar’s historical epic Jodhaa Akbar is weeks away from its release. But the Hritik Roshan and Aishwarya Bachchan starer movie is already in trouble. Many leaders of the Rajput community have alleged that historical facts have been distorted in this romantic tale of Mughal Emperor Akbar and Rajput princess Jodhaa Bai. The leaders have also threatened to stall the release of the movie across Rajasthan.
The leaders would first watch the movie and then allow it to be screened across the state. They have also said that Jodhaa Bai was one of the many wives of Jahangir and not Akbar’s, adding that the fact was misrepresented in K Asif’s Mughal-E-Azam too. The movie had earlier run into trouble with the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, who issued a letter to Gowarikar asking him if had the necessary permission for using animals in his film. The movie has used over 50 camels, 100 horses and about 80 elephants.
While on it, watch the movie trailer below. Btw, AR Rahman has done a fabulous job with the music of this movie. –
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#1 by Ram on February 15, 2008 - 3:51 pm	this is compeletely wrong consult any history book and you will find the facts are matching in the movie.
#2 by cnu on February 16, 2008 - 5:16 pm	dont think it like history man…. just watch it like a movie….. thats it..
#3 by Mohunta on February 17, 2008 - 10:32 am	The following is quoted from James Todd (Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan) as chronicled by Jagas, and in Aine Akbar, Jehangir Nama.
“Akbar did have a Hindu wife by name of Jodha bai. There is cenotaph to her at Sekandra near Agra, where there is tomb to Akbar. She was from the royal family of Jodhpur. “
“Jodha bai who married Akber was the daughter of Udaysingh (Mota Raja) of Jodhpur.” “Baharmull was the first Raja of Amer to align with Baber and Humayun. He was succeeded by Bhagwandas. Bhagwandas’ daughter was married to Humayun.” “Jodha bai who married Salim or Jehangir was the daughter of Raja Rai Singh of Bikaner.”
“ On the union of the imperial house with that of Jodpoor, by the marriage of Jod Bae to Akbar, the emperor not only restored all the possessions he had wrested from Marwar, with the exception of Ajmer, but several rich districts inMalwa, whose revenues doubled the resources of his own fiscal domain” Their original names were not Jodha bai. Some more details from official genealogy of royal families
• Rao CHANDRASEN 1562/1581, married and had issue. He died January 1581.
•	Raja RAI SINGH I (qv)
•	Kunwar Askaran Singh
•	Thakur AGAR SEN, founder of the Bhinai family, married and had issue.
o	Thakur KARAN SINGH, married and had issue.
	Thakur SHYAM SINGH of Bhinai.
	Thakur Girdhar Singh of Santola.
o	Kunwar Kanji Singh
o	Kunwar Kahan Singh
•	Daughter, married Maharana UDAI SINGH of Mewar.
•	Daughter, married Padshah Akbar, Emperor of Delhi.
• Rao MALDEV 1532/1562, married (amongst others), (a) Rani Uma Devi, daughter of Rawal LUNKARAN of Jaisalmer, married (b), a daughter of Raj JAIT SINGH I of Delwara, married (c), Rani Pran Kunwarba Sahiba of Dhrangadhra, and had issue. Ancestor of the Thakur of Patodi (phalodi). He died 7th November 1562.
•	Rao Ram Rai (eldest son), married the daughter of Maharana UDAI SINGH of Mewar, and had issue, the Raos of Amjhera.
o	Kunwar Kesho Das
o	Kunwar Kalla Singh (by the Mewari Rani), co-Ruler of Sirohi.
•	Rao CHANDRASEN (3rd son) (qv)
•	Rao Raimal
•	Raja UDAI SINGH I (qv)
•	Kunwar Askaran Singh, ancestor of the Junia family.
•	Kunwar Gopal Das
•	Kunwar Prithvi Raj, ancestor of the Jalore family.
•	Kunwar Ratan Singh, ancestor of the Bhadrajun family.
•	Kunwar Bhai Raj, ancestor of the Ahari family.
•	Kunwar Bikramajit
•	Kunwar Bhan Singh
•	Rani Hansa Bai, married Rao LUNKARAN of Amarsar, and had issue.
•	Kumari Rukma Bai (by Tipu, a concubine), married Padshah Akbar, Emperor of Delhi.
•	(four other daughters married into the Mughal family)
• Raja UDAI SINGH 1583/1595, born 1539, married and had issue, 17 sons and 17 daughters. He died 1595.
•	Sawai Raja SURAJ SINGH (qv)
•	Rajkumar Prithvi Raj, ancestor of the Prithvirajot clan, (Boraita, Baori, Barwet, Raipuria, Gehandi).
•	Rajkumar Shakti Singh [Sakat Singh], founder of the Sakatsinghot clan of Raghunathpura and Nalu (in Kishangarh) and Kharwa in Jodhpur.
•	Rajkumar Bhupat Singh, founder of the Bhuptot clan of Naraina, Pandarwara, Bhadun and Kherian in Kishangarh
•	Raja KISHAN SINGH, born 1575, married and had issue, founder of Kishengarh Princely State. He died 1615.
•	Rajkumar Dalpat Singh (fourth son), he was granted the Pargana of Pisangan in the Ajmer district of Rajasthan by his father, married a sister of Raja Man Singh of Amber, and had issue.
o	Kunwar Mahesh Das, succeded to his fathers estate and was ancestor of the Rulers of Sailana and Sitamau, he rendered meritorious service to the Padshah of Delhi for which he was granted the estates of Titrod and Jalore in Marwar (the latter became his capital), he married Kunwarani Kusum Kanwar of Jhalai (?daughter of Rajkumar Jhujhar Singh, younger son of Mirza Raja MAN SINGH I Bahadur of Amber), and had issue. He died 1607 in Lahore (#1).
	Raja RATAN SINGH, 1st Maharaja of Ratlam.
	Rajkumar FATEH SINGH, 1st Thakur of Kod, ancestor of the Fatehsinghot clan of the Rathore Dynasty, including the Thakurs of Bidwal, Pachlana and Umarkot.
o	Kunwar Jaswant Singh
o	Kunwar Pratap Singh
o	Kunwar Kuniram Singh
•	Rajkumar Jait Singh, married and had issue.
o	Kunwar Hur Singh
o	Kunwar Umra Singh
o	Kunwar Kanni Ram
o	Kunwar Praim Raj, ancestor of the Khairwa family.
•	Rajkumari Man Bai (renamed Taj Bibi but better known as Jodha Bai), married 1588, Shahzada Salim (later Padshah JAHANGIR, Emperor of Delhi), born 1569, died 1627. She died 1603.
• Raja BHAGWAN DAS 1574/1589, he was granted the title of Amir ul-Umara by the Mughal Emperor, married and had issue. He died 10th December 1589.
•	Raja MAN SINGH I Bahadur (qv)
•	Rajkumar Madho Singh, married and had issue. He died after 1585.
o	Kumar Chhatar Singh, married and had issue. He died March 1630
	Kumar Bhim Singh, died May 1630
	Kumar Anand Singh, died May 1630.
•	Rajkumar Chandrabhan Singh (son of the daughter of Raisal Bhati), married the daughter of Raja Puran Mal of Gidhaur.
•	Rajkumar Suraj Singh fl.1580
•	Rajkumar Pratap Singh fl.1600 (son of Rani Bhagwati)
•	Daughter, married Padshah Jehangir of Delhi.
• Mirza Raja MAN SINGH I Bahadur 1589/1614 (son of Rani Bhagwati), born 9th May 1540, married, including (a) 30th January 1593 Rani Akshaya Devi, daughter of the Raja Ram Chandra Dev of Khurda, (b) 23rd December 1596 Rani Kshama Devi (committed sati), daughter of Maharaja NAR NARAYAN of Cooch Behar, and had issue. He died 6th July 1614 at Elichpur.
•	Yuvaraj Jagat Singh, married and had issue. He died 9th October 1599.
o	Raja Maha Singh, born 10th September 1585, received the Jagir of Garha, granted the Title of Raja by the Mughal Emperor, married Rani Damiyanti Devi, grand-daughter of Maharana UDAI SINGH of Mewar and had issue. He died 30th May 1617.
	Mirza Raja JAI SINGH I (see below)
•	Rajkumar Jhujhar Singh, Thakur of Raisar. Ancestor of the Madhani subclan and Mansinghot subclan of the Rajawat clan of the Kachhawa Royal Family, including the Thakurs of Ranoli, Siwar, Jhalai and Isarda, married and had issue.
o	[?Kunwarani Kusum Kanwar, married Kunwar Mahesh Das of Jalore, grandson of Maharaja Udai Singh of Jodhpur, and had issue.]
•	Daughter, married 8th June 1608 the Mughal Emperor Jehangir.
•	Mirza Raja BHAO SINGH Bahadur (qv)
•	Rajkumar Himmat Singh (son of Rani Jamoti/Jambvanti, daughter of Ratan Singh Chauhan), married and had issue. He died 16th March 1597.
o	Kumar Kushan Singh, died sp.
•	Rajkumar Durjan Singh (son of Rani Sahodra Gaud), received the Jagir of Dhula in Jaipur, a General in the army of the Mughal Emperor, captured the fort of Kakruya in 1596, and recaptured the fort of Bhusna, later in the same year, killed in a naval engagement, twelve miles off Vikrampur on the 5th September 1597.
•	Rajkumar Sakat Singh (son of Rani Sumitra, daughter of Ishwar Das Rathore), received the Jagir of Paharia in Jaipur, died before 1608.
•	Rajkumar Kesho Das (son of Rani Kshama Devi).
•	Rajkumar Atibal Singh (son of Rani Kshama Devi).
•	Raja RAJ (Rae) SINGH I 1571/1611, born 1541, married 1595, daughter of Rawal HARRAJ of Jaisalmer (whose sister married Akbar, the Mughal Emperor), and had issue. He died 1612.
o	Raja DALPAT SINGH (qv)
o	Raja SUR SINGH (qv)
o	Rajkumar Kishan Singh, ancestor of the family of Sankhu.
o	Rani Dev Kunwarba Sahiba, married Raj Sahib RAISINHJI MANSINHJI of Dhrangadhra.
o	Daughter, married Shahzada Salim (later Padshah Jahangir of Delhi), and she was the mother of Prince Parwiz of Delhi.
•	Maharawal MALDEV 1551/1562, married (amongst others), (a) daughter of Maharana UDAI SINGH of Marwar, married (b) daughter of Rao JAIT SINGH of Bikaner. and had issue.
o	Maharawal HARRAJ (qv)
o	Kunwar Bhonidas, married and had issue.
	Kunwar Sangji, married and had issue.
	Maharawal RAMCHANDRA (qv)
o	Kunwar Khetsi, married and had issue.
	Kunwar Dyal Das, had issue.
	Maharawal SABAL SINGH (qv)
	Thakur MAHA SINGH, received the Thikana of Mohi/Moie in Udaipur.
•	Maharawal HARRAJ 1562/1578, married (amongst others), (a) daughter of Maharana MADHO SINGH of Mewar, married (b) daughter of Rao KALYAN MAL of Bikaner, and had issue.
o	Maharawal BHIM SINGH (qv)
o	Maharawal KALYAN DAS (qv)
o	Daughter, married Raja RAI SINGH of Bikaner.
o	Daughter, married Kunwar Prithviraj Singh of Bikaner.
o	Daughter, married Padshah AKBAR of Delhi.\
#4 by sooraj on February 20, 2008 - 3:15 pm	Hi i hav’nt seen this movie yet but i will because i heard its a good movie
those who want to know whats the real trouble in this story please visit this link it will clear u r doubts
its a preview of book : Royal Mughal Ladies and Their Contributions
read last part of page 127 and 128
http://books.google.com/books?id=v-2TyjzZhZEC&pg=PA128&lpg=PA128&dq=mother+of+salim&source=web&ots=lyKUe3yfUn&sig=4jMDfr3ScBL8SAeTiZvP5ZINYk8#PPA127,M1
i hop this will be the last blog
#5 by YASEEN on February 23, 2008 - 6:03 am	i have watched that movie thats great .the movie is that about the two kingdom Akbar married with the rajputs daughter and jodha agree the words of his father and married with the mughal.AKBAR THE GREAT the name its self indicate the spirit
#6 by YASEEN on February 23, 2008 - 6:07 am	hi this yaseen see this message if any one not agree with this they can chat with me about this matter my Emaii:wasimkhan2002003@yahoo.co.in
• Rao Ram Rai (eldest son), married the daughter of Maharana UDAI SINGH of Mewar, and had issue, the Raos of Amjhera.
o Kunwar Kesho Das
o Kunwar Kalla Singh (by the Mewari Rani), co-Ruler of Sirohi.
• Rao CHANDRASEN (3rd son) (qv)
• Rao Raimal
• Raja UDAI SINGH I (qv)
• Kunwar Askaran Singh, ancestor of the Junia family.
• Kunwar Gopal Das
• Kunwar Prithvi Raj, ancestor of the Jalore family.
• Kunwar Ratan Singh, ancestor of the Bhadrajun family.
• Kunwar Bhai Raj, ancestor of the Ahari family.
• Kunwar Bikramajit
• Kunwar Bhan Singh
• Rani Hansa Bai, married Rao LUNKARAN of Amarsar, and had issue.
• Kumari Rukma Bai (by Tipu, a concubine), married Padshah Akbar, Emperor of Delhi.
• (four other daughters married into the Mughal family)
• Sawai Raja SURAJ SINGH (qv)
• Rajkumar Prithvi Raj, ancestor of the Prithvirajot clan, (Boraita, Baori, Barwet, Raipuria, Gehandi).
• Rajkumar Shakti Singh [Sakat Singh], founder of the Sakatsinghot clan of Raghunathpura and Nalu (in Kishangarh) and Kharwa in Jodhpur.
• Rajkumar Bhupat Singh, founder of the Bhuptot clan of Naraina, Pandarwara, Bhadun and Kherian in Kishangarh
• Raja KISHAN SINGH, born 1575, married and had issue, founder of Kishengarh Princely State. He died 1615.
• Rajkumar Dalpat Singh (fourth son), he was granted the Pargana of Pisangan in the Ajmer district of Rajasthan by his father, married a sister of Raja Man Singh of Amber, and had issue.
o Kunwar Mahesh Das, succeded to his fathers estate and was ancestor of the Rulers of Sailana and Sitamau, he rendered meritorious service to the Padshah of Delhi for which he was granted the estates of Titrod and Jalore in Marwar (the latter became his capital), he married Kunwarani Kusum Kanwar of Jhalai (?daughter of Rajkumar Jhujhar Singh, younger son of Mirza Raja MAN SINGH I Bahadur of Amber), and had issue. He died 1607 in Lahore (#1).
 Raja RATAN SINGH, 1st Maharaja of Ratlam.
 Rajkumar FATEH SINGH, 1st Thakur of Kod, ancestor of the Fatehsinghot clan of the Rathore Dynasty, including the Thakurs of Bidwal, Pachlana and Umarkot.
o Kunwar Jaswant Singh
o Kunwar Pratap Singh
o Kunwar Kuniram Singh
• Rajkumar Jait Singh, married and had issue.
o Kunwar Hur Singh
o Kunwar Umra Singh
o Kunwar Kanni Ram
o Kunwar Praim Raj, ancestor of the Khairwa family.
• Rajkumari Man Bai (renamed Taj Bibi but better known as Jodha Bai), married 1588, Shahzada Salim (later Padshah JAHANGIR, Emperor of Delhi), born 1569, died 1627. She died 1603.
• Raja MAN SINGH I Bahadur (qv)
• Rajkumar Madho Singh, married and had issue. He died after 1585.
o Kumar Chhatar Singh, married and had issue. He died March 1630
 Kumar Bhim Singh, died May 1630
 Kumar Anand Singh, died May 1630.
• Rajkumar Chandrabhan Singh (son of the daughter of Raisal Bhati), married the daughter of Raja Puran Mal of Gidhaur.
• Rajkumar Suraj Singh fl.1580
• Rajkumar Pratap Singh fl.1600 (son of Rani Bhagwati)
• Daughter, married Padshah Jehangir of Delhi.
• Yuvaraj Jagat Singh, married and had issue. He died 9th October 1599.
o Raja Maha Singh, born 10th September 1585, received the Jagir of Garha, granted the Title of Raja by the Mughal Emperor, married Rani Damiyanti Devi, grand-daughter of Maharana UDAI SINGH of Mewar and had issue. He died 30th May 1617.
 Mirza Raja JAI SINGH I (see below)
• Rajkumar Jhujhar Singh, Thakur of Raisar. Ancestor of the Madhani subclan and Mansinghot subclan of the Rajawat clan of the Kachhawa Royal Family, including the Thakurs of Ranoli, Siwar, Jhalai and Isarda, married and had issue.
o [?Kunwarani Kusum Kanwar, married Kunwar Mahesh Das of Jalore, grandson of Maharaja Udai Singh of Jodhpur, and had issue.]
• Daughter, married 8th June 1608 the Mughal Emperor Jehangir.
• Mirza Raja BHAO SINGH Bahadur (qv)
• Rajkumar Himmat Singh (son of Rani Jamoti/Jambvanti, daughter of Ratan Singh Chauhan), married and had issue. He died 16th March 1597.
o Kumar Kushan Singh, died sp.
• Rajkumar Durjan Singh (son of Rani Sahodra Gaud), received the Jagir of Dhula in Jaipur, a General in the army of the Mughal Emperor, captured the fort of Kakruya in 1596, and recaptured the fort of Bhusna, later in the same year, killed in a naval engagement, twelve miles off Vikrampur on the 5th September 1597.
• Rajkumar Sakat Singh (son of Rani Sumitra, daughter of Ishwar Das Rathore), received the Jagir of Paharia in Jaipur, died before 1608.
• Rajkumar Kesho Das (son of Rani Kshama Devi).
• Rajkumar Atibal Singh (son of Rani Kshama Devi).
• Raja RAJ (Rae) SINGH I 1571/1611, born 1541, married 1595, daughter of Rawal HARRAJ of Jaisalmer (whose sister married Akbar, the Mughal Emperor), and had issue. He died 1612.
o Raja DALPAT SINGH (qv)
o Raja SUR SINGH (qv)
o Rajkumar Kishan Singh, ancestor of the family of Sankhu.
o Rani Dev Kunwarba Sahiba, married Raj Sahib RAISINHJI MANSINHJI of Dhrangadhra.
o Daughter, married Shahzada Salim (later Padshah Jahangir of Delhi), and she was the mother of Prince Parwiz of Delhi.
• Maharawal MALDEV 1551/1562, married (amongst others), (a) daughter of Maharana UDAI SINGH of Marwar, married (b) daughter of Rao JAIT SINGH of Bikaner. and had issue.
o Maharawal HARRAJ (qv)
o Kunwar Bhonidas, married and had issue.
 Kunwar Sangji, married and had issue.
 Maharawal RAMCHANDRA (qv)
o Kunwar Khetsi, married and had issue.
 Kunwar Dyal Das, had issue.
 Maharawal SABAL SINGH (qv)
 Thakur MAHA SINGH, received the Thikana of Mohi/Moie in Udaipur.
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Girls Weekend-Bachelorette - Review of Pool View Condo for 8 guests with 2 BR, 2 BA, Kitchen and Renovated Interior, Put in Bay, Ohio - TripAdvisor
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THE 10 BEST Sights & Historical Landmarks in Downpatrick - TripAdvisor
Things to do near Dunleath House B&B
Top Sights in Downpatrick, Northern Ireland
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#2 of 10 Sights & Landmarks in Downpatrick
“The walks and views are breathtaking a real hidden gem You can also visit the big Victorian house but the setting is spectacular it's an outside attraction close to the beautiful village of strangeford where you c...”
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“We were actually too late to see the inside of the cathedral because it was closed, but were pleased to see St. Patrick's burial site right inside the cemetery.”
“The stones are set in a circle with beautiful views all around and the hawthorn tree/bush amongst them, that people have left gifts on and around.”
“Took the dog out for a run on day ended up in Saul so I walked buster up to the saint Patrick's statue what a lovely view you could see for miles at night the statue is light up in green you can see it light up fo...”
“I’ve climbed the hill many times and always been rewarded by the spectacular views which showcase the County Down countryside.”
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“When in Downpatrick, try to visit Saul church, the site of St Patrick's first church in Ireland (probably!).”
“On a hot summer day you get a wonderful view of Strangford Lough and the Lecale peninsula.”
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“Despite the rather damp day and mud underfoot it was a pleasure to visit this very interesting site.”
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Dundrum Castle Newcastle 7.0 mi away
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A Travelling Cook: 6 Food trends I am completely over and 6 I am eagerly awaiting
Every so often food trends come and go from sun-dried tomatoes to focaccias to cupcakes and cronuts. Heck I've even been guilty of falling prey to the donut trend, making my own rather tasty vegan baked donuts. As I write recipes and read food blogs, sometimes I see the same recipes again and again. They are usually exclaimed over as though no one else has over made them quite so good, but only the next day you'll see another recipe pop up for raspberry and chia jam or mango and chia seed pudding.
I know that food trends, especially in vegan cooking, come from a desire to abstain from particular ingredients or an inability to eat certain food due to severe allergies. It's great that people take the time to be inventive and create new food combinations. I don't have to like all of them. Heck, I love quinoa and I'm not ashamed to admit it. I even made a cauliflower pizza base! But it's when I see them so many times that I start thinking that I wish they'd disappear....
More supperclubs and potlucks.
I've loved running a supper club for the last 6 months. I love the way that food can bring people together, especially those who might otherwise be socially isolated or lacking the opportunity to meet new people. People have been creating websites and apps to bring people together all around the world, but what is needed most is for people to open their homes and give it a go. It's fun and a great way to move out of our comfort zone and challenge yourself.
Labels: baking, cooking, food, funny, restaurant, vegan, vegetarian
posted by Cate Lawrence @ 8:20 PM 2 Comments Links to this post
At February 15, 2015 at 2:02 PM , Johanna GGG said...
I would add coconut oil the list of trends I am not keen on. I've never got into chia puddings but love chia jam though the big drawback is that doesn't preserve fruit for months on end like regular jam. A trend I would be happy to see is lots of interesting herbal teas (as someone who doesn't like coffee and regular tea) - maybe even lots of recipes for making such teas. And I would love to see a trend in making salt and seasoning mixes - it is something I love to do!
At February 15, 2015 at 3:16 PM , Cate Lawrence said...
I love making seasoning mixes too and I almost put coconut oil on the list, I like it in desserts in small doses but not in all savory dishes in huge quantities.