We pass through North Korea. There was even a struggle, but I confess I always expect much from the selection canary, even playing against an Asian team.
It is an indication that times have changed. Football has changed and today, unfortunately, is passing and running, no more dribbling handsome, mischievous touch heel. I can not remember how many years I do not see a bicycle goal, has anyone noticed?
But it all has a reason for being: the European teams working with high performance culture is much more science than art. As our best players will inevitably play in those parts, logically soon not see the difference between the Brazilian who played barefoot in the slum and a blonde with blue eyes who played in the neighborhood soccer field.
Football outbursts aside, some things still bring me a happiness almost childlike. One is to make drinks for my friends in the days of games. I enjoyed playing with the guys in the headquarters of PdH. It was a lively session of drinks. And another is to see our work recognized in this column.
One of the biggest awards came from our great partner in Camiseteria opportunity to invite us to launch a special series of shirts designed exclusively for the World Cup. For this to have more sense nothing better than to abuse the creativity and create drinks with the colors of the flags of Brazil's opponents. Thankfully, at least in Round 1 Brazil did not play with any country flag striped ...
Dr. Boigny's Drinks Recipe
As the flag of Ivory Coast has three colors, we need to drink a little better. To have a killer look, that would set a martini.
The great secret of this drink is to work with different densities of drinks with flavors that marry well with each other and have the colors green, white and orange. So I decided to mix the sour Appletini with a full-bodied texture of the cream and the acidity of grapefruit juice or grapefruit.
To make Boigny, you will need:
* Glass of martini
* Ice
* Cocktail
* Gin
* Green Apple Syrup
Triple sec *
* Cream of milk
* Grapefruit juice (also known as grapefruit)
Put ice in martini glass and let the freezing while preparing the first layer of the drink. For the first layer put ice in a shaker, add half an ounce (1 / 2 oz = 30ml) of gin, 10 ml of syrup with green apple and a quick launch of triple sec. Beat well, remove the ice from the bowl and serve strained. Is ready to drink the first layer.
For the second layer, pour the cream gently making a thin layer on the basis of the Appletini. Use a spoon with my back and go serving so the cream run down the edge of the bowl, taking care not to smudge the edge, but disrupts the third color.
Served in the cream, go to the third layer: serves gently grapefruit juice (grapefruit) on the cream to complete the bowl.
The look of this drink is extremely interesting because it has three colors of the flag of the Ivory Coast. The complexity of flavors and experience that provides the mix of textures in the mouth was something that caught my attention when he created it. For well you enjoy all of this is very important that the drink is taken correctly. The martini glass looks small, but it is a lot of drinking - most have between 120 and 180 mL, and how not to use ice in this cup, this is a considerable amount of liquid. Since we do not use ice, you can not take much to drink, then the correct way is to take a martini sipping it in great gulps, because that is what will cause the layers to mix the drink only in your mouth.
The result of that experience comes in the form of staff: "Sensational."
Promotion Dr. Camiseteria + Drinks: Who was Boigny?
Six art of Robert Smith
I enjoyed this other shirt that Camiseteria launched especially for the tournament because when I was a kid I loved playing football button. If you liked also enjoyed the shirt or button, talk to me here in the comments who was Boigny and as you'll see the game against Cote d'Ivoire because I will give away before the Portugal game a shopping voucher worth £ Camiseteria $ 65.00.
If not drawn, please use the code and www.camiseteria.com PAPODEHEXA when buying a special shirt for the World Cup to take a 15% discount. Will stay there morgue or will cause envy in the galley with a shirt animal game time?
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Saturday, January 22, 2011
Steelers coach calls out ESPN reporter
Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin
Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin (read the statistics) reportedly scolded an ESPN reporter Wednesday for reporting last week that the Steelers might use a strategic play (what is it called?) against their rivals. Find out what Tomlin said at the news conference.
Dolly Parton 9 to 5 Musical
Birthday Appearance 9 to 5 The Musical' in Chicago tonight
DOLLY PARTON, the 65-year-old American country singer, is set to make a birthday appearance at a showing of '9 to 5 The Musical' in Chicago tonight (19th January 2011) according to the Chicago Sun Times. The musical, which Parton wrote her first Broadway score for, is currently midway through a national tour.
In 1980, Dolly Parton starred on the big-screen movie 9 to 5. The movie celebrated its 30th anniversary in December. In the movie, Dolly Parton plays one of three female employees of an egotistical, lying, sexist, hypocritical bigot boss. The trio find a way to turn the tables on him. The movie has been made into a musical and is coming to the Fabulous Fox Theatre in St. Louis, Missouri on February 8-20, 2011.
When “9 to 5: The Musical,” the screen-to-stage Broadway musical closely based on the 1980 comedy starring Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda and, of course, Parton herself appeared on Broadway in 2009, the producers were faced with the Dixie Stampede problem. The movie — with its beloved title song about tumbling out of bed to face the quotidian drudgery of office work — is inextricably linked with Parton, who wrote all the music and lyrics in the score and whose personality imbues the entire show.
Yet Parton could not, for obvious reasons, be there in person. And whereas Parton's fans in Pigeon Forge might have been happy with a video, that was deemed a tad too tacky for Broadway.
Not any more. The show did not do so well on Broadway. And the national touring production of “9 to 5” features Parton herself. A lesson has been learned from the Dixie Stampede.
“We felt people really wanted to see Dolly,” said Mike Isaacson of Fox Theatricals, the producer of the show. And thus at the road version of “9 to 5: The Musical,” which opens in Chicago Wednesday night, Dolly they will see.
“I am the face of the clock.” said Parton, in a recent phone interview. “I talk about the 1970s over the vamp of ‘9 to 5.' I just like being able to welcome people to the show.”
A beloved figure in industry circles — where her hard work, humility, business smarts and multifarious creative talents are all widely respected — Parton is known for her hands-on involvement. Isaacson said Parton showed up for auditions for the tour, first terrifying the actresses who were called back and then putting them at ease.
“She'd just shout out ‘Hi, I'm Dolly,' said Isaacson, recreating the moment when Parton's hand rose and famous East Tennessee twang rang out through the rehearsal space.
“I've been working this ‘9 to 5' job for 30 years,” Patron said, explaining her presence. “I feel like I know these characters by heart.”
Parton, of course, is one of those artists whom people think they know but is, in fact, difficult to categorize. “I really don't consider this a country musical, “she said of “9 to 5.” “The only country song in it is ‘Backwoods Barbie.' Sure, there's a little Dolly flavor to all my music. But people had a preconceived notion that if I wrote it, it had to be country.”
Those were people, presumably, who were unaware that Whitney Houston's massive hit “I Will Always Love You” was penned and first recorded by Parton. Not only is country a malleable notion, but there is plenty of the big city in Parton.
The touring production, Parton says, has a “cozier feeling” that the Broadway prototype, which felt overblown and missing its roots. And the show, which is directed by Jeff Calhoun and now stars Dee Hoty, no longer has to worry about Broadway pundits. It is travelling to the heartland where it is more likely to reach its natural audience.
But if you talk to folks at the Dixie Stampede, and at Dollywood, they'll tell you that Dolly does show up quite regularly at those locales. She might not be able to be everywhere at once, but she knows how to choose her moments to appear in three dimensions.
Chicago is a high-profile city — a second opening, really for “9 to 5.” The Chicago Bears are currently sucking up a lot of oxygen in town and sometimes, video is not enough. Dolly Parton didn't get to be Dolly Parton without an innate sense of those moments.
And thus Wednesday night at the Bank of America, a red carpet will be rolled out in front of the theater. An American icon is expected to make her entrance and head backstage. And when the curtain rises, the welcome will be personal.
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