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You almost came up with something original. So close.
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I've posted a review of this 13 minute song cycle by 15 musicians at this link.
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Can a fresh thread be created once the confirmed lineup is released later today? Thanks in advance.
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I need help finding a store (online or in Ottawa) that can print low quantities of square photo collages (no, not Instagram). Sizes needed are 20 inch x 20 inch and 1 foot by 1 foot. By 'low quantity' I mean 1 copy of each. I have the collages made and the frames bought, just need to turn the softcopy into hardcopy.
CostCo / Blacks etc can't do square photos and they can't do this large or combination of size and shape.
Do you know of either a physical store in Ottawa or an online store where I can get this done without it costing an arm and a leg? Thank you in advance!
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whoa. the lineup for the rest of the day of free shows at Yonge-Dundas Square is equally as impressive as the headliner...
The Flaming Lips
Of Montreal
The Soundtrack Of Our Lives
Ceremony
Art Vs. Science
Oberhofer
Hollerado
(this is according to Chromewaves , not entirely clear if this was officially announced or not.)
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It's just 11:00 for the Alfie thing. But yeah, pretty great.
This is tense.
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Maybe he or they wanted him to see some of that reaction.According to CBS News, Helm’s wife is reading him all of the well wishes pouring in from around the globe via social networks.
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My dude is a pretty loyal and obedient fan.
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As if Mozart would headline over TLC
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I'm guessing the number of tix sold is substantially less than you think....
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The Lips are playing a free show at Dundas Square June 16 as part of NXNE. The festival hinted more announcements to come.
So Radiohead, Flaming Lips and Archers Of Loaf all in Toronto the same night. June 16 will be the best 1997 ever. -
Karlsson is waiting outside Boyle's house to re-start their noogie-fight.
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I got a response from them around lunch today saying it was an Internet explorer issue and a webby was working frantically to fix it.
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So it worked on her computer? What browser?
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anyone else having trouble trying to see the different series on the jazzfest artist webpage? I can't get anything other than the default 'Under the Stars' lineup to display, even when I select other series. Same issue in Firefox, Chrome, IE and Safari. I've reported it to Jazzfest but no reply.
try the 'select a series' drop down near the top of this page: http://ottawajazzfestival.com/index.php/artists/
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The official release was only 33 minutes ago, geez.
Destroyer playing late-night series too. Good times.
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The Baconator is one of the worst sandwiches I've ever had. Ugh.
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Any rough idea on set times or curfew? Want to go but don't want to be out late.
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I see your point, but any moderately competent chef uses technique, experience, creativity, improvisation and knowledge of complementary flavours and styles to turn ANY ingredients into above-average cuisine. Surely you agree with that - it's pretty much the job description. Any chef that believes they are handcuffed with a less-than-ideal ingredient isn't trying hard enough.
Don't understand your point about San Marzano tomatoes - are you saying canned San Marzanoes aren't available at Loblaws? Cuz they are at Costco. I saw saffron at Loblaws yesterday even. Not exactly local - maybe they can hop on the same plane as the truffle and olive oils and mozzarella etc.
Yes, it's not home chef and they're cooking with someone else's money for a tv show, but it'd be nice to see above-average skills applied to everyday ingredients to make fine dining cuisine. Not gonna happen though.
It's a silly debate; I take credit for most of it.
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I don't see any issue with Top Chefs shopping at loblaws. A good chef should be able to cook anything, and more importantly should be able to find the best ingredients at Loblaws (ie they should know how to find the best tomato in a pile of so-so tomatoes). They're professionals and if they can only shop at the highest-end food store then it's not truly testing their skill, improv, judgement etc. Remember Top Chef had challenges where the ingredients come from a vending machine and corner store.
I shop at Loblaws and have no formal training or experience and I can make some delicious food. A Top Chef should be able to blow people out of the water given the same ingredients.
Shopping at Whole Foods or Mcewans would be nice if everyone could do it, but it's not possible. Show the skill and knowledge of the chef. Shop at specialty stores for specialty ingredients.
I do see both sides to it but I don't see chefs shopping at a normal grocery store as sad, I see it as normal. Or they should be at St Lawrence Market.
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Agreed on all counts. The host and judges almost make the show unwatchable. Ugh. What a scam too, the chefs have to shop at the store owned by the head judge.
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if it's a different stage company of course they'd come back. hello headlines across the country and a fat paycheque.
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Nein, nine.
Bruce Peninsula - Open Flames (2011)
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At least you analysed the situation properly. And thank you for the compliment. My ears are pretty normal.