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FREE 2014October• Spotlight on Art by Roberta Dixon
• Celebrity Recipe by Lynda Carter• Bailey Place Insurance Expands• A New Leaf for CRMC by Mary Wright
• Turkey Marsala Recipe by Chris Xaver• Dr. Pace Promotes Better Hearing and Breast Cancer Awareness• Bianchi Bulletin – QuickBooks
Cortland & Ithaca
Artist Ralph Turturro
The Blue Burrito
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Life’s Journey through abstract paintings
Serving up the biggest and freshest burritos in downtown Cortland
47 years later, Brigadoon returns to the stage
SUNY Cortland Presents “Brigadoon”
Gary and Rosemary Barletta, award-winning vintners and owners
of one of the Finger Lakes region’s most beautiful vineyards
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Long Point Winery
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Artist Ralph Turturro
The Blue Burrito
SUNY Cortland Presents “Brigadoon”
Content, Editorial and Publishing Team:Principal, Graphic DesignScottHopko
Principal, PhotographyRogerWilliamTheiseCopy EditorSophiaMarkoContributing WritersRobertaDixonChrisXaverNatWaymanBobHaightJayChristian MaryWrightDr.SuzettePaceCrystalMullenix
Circulation10,000printedAll content © 2014 What’s HOT Magazine all rights reserved.Nopartofthismagazineoronlinecontentmaybereproducedorre-publishedinanywaywithouttheexpressconsentofthepublishers.emailinfo@whatshotmagazine.comPhone:607-423-2133or607-591-0830What’s HOT MagazinePOBox45Cortland,NY13045
The Blue Burrito
Welcome AutumnWelcome to the October issue of What’s HOT!What’sHOThighlightsthebestofdining,arts,entertainment,andsomuchmoreintheCortlandandIthacaareasandbeyond.
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Abstract Paintings by Roberta Dixonstudio visits by appointment
RDixonArt.com607.279.3868
[email protected]/RDixonArt
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A New Leaf: “Nursing Teams at CRMC” MED BY MarY WrIght
ForaslongasIcanremember, I’ve al-ways wanted to bea nurse. My veryfirst experience ina hospital settingbegan when I vol-unteeredinmyteen-ageyearsatWilsonHospital inJohnsonCity. From there Iwent on to collegeand continued as
a nursing assistant at Willow Point NursingFacility in Vestal. Upon receiving my nurs-ingdegree,IwashonoredwiththeFlorenceNightingale award for clinical excellencewhichstillmeanstheworldtome.While that was certainly a defining momentfor me as an aspiring caregiver, little did Iknow that therewouldbemanymoredefin-ing moments ahead of me. These momentswouldcontinuetoteachandremindmewhy
I was called to this career. I was fortunatetobepartofanotherunforgettablemomentin the changing world of healthcare whenwe opened a brand new nursing facility atCRMC. I would then spend the next twentyyearssharingmanysuccesseswithresidentsand colleagues as part of the ResidentialCareteam.AfterworkingatCortlandRegionalMedicalCenter now for thirty years I can say that Ihavehadtheuniqueopportunitytocareforpeopleinthiscommunitywhoarenotjustpa-tients.They’remyneighbors,myfriendsandmyfamily.I’mproudtohaveworkedsidebyside with dedicated medical professionalswhohavecommittedthemselvestoprovidingqualitypatientcareinourcommunity.AsIbeginanewchapterinmycareer,Iamexcitedtoleadallofournursingdepartmentstonewheights.Ilookforwardtofosteringcol-laborative relationships with the new physi-ciansthatarejoiningourteam.Itrulybelievethis is a place where nurses can be part of
a compassionate and caring team. A teamthat, like Florence Nightingale, believes inthefundamentalmissionofourwork:topro-videasafeandcaringenvironmentthatpro-motes patient health and wellbeing. WhiletherearemanychangesinHealthcare,somethingsneverchange.Iwelcomeanyonewho’sinterestedinlearn-ingmoreaboutournursingteamsatCRMCtocontactme.Thereareavarietyofopportu-nitiesthatexistfornursesinourorganization.Interested individuals can also learn moreat www.cortlandregional.org/careers. I’mlookingforwardtosharingmoredefiningmo-mentswithourgrowingnursingteamatCort-landRegionalMedicalCenter.
Mary WrightChiefNursingOfficerCortlandRegionalMedicalCenterwww.cortlandregional.com
8 What’sHOTOctober2014
The ‘work’ in life, as in painting, is about the experience of the immediate mo-ment, whether it’s painting or having a conversation. Trusting that it’s all in there—memories, loss, love, hope—learn-ing and discovering from each experi-ence what more painting can be, who you are and where to go next.
Born in New York 57 years ago, my earliestmemoriesareofmeat2yearsofagepullingout all the detergents from under the kitchensink and making sculptured pies on the liv-ingroomfloor,andofmeat4yearsstandingaloneinalongemptydrivewaywatchingcatswalkinandoutofthebackyardinapaletteofgreens,grays,warmblack,andaveryintenseDutchyellowlight.
Asapainter,it’snoaccidentthatIwouldgravi-tate to theworkofvanGogh,Kandinsky,Pol-
lock,deKooning,Rothko,Twombly,Tapies,orto the poetry of Poe, Neruda, Rilke, Stevens,Thomas,Ginsberg.Theyworkfrominsideout.
In 1982, I interned with George McNeil, aNewYorkSchoolpainter,whowas80yearsofageatthetimeandwarnedmeofthedan-gers of being a painter. He said “...if there isanything else you could do to make a livinggotoit,becauseapainter’slifeisnotaneasyone.”Ididn’tlistentoowelltoGeorge.Thirty-one years later, painting still remains my solemethodofcommunicatingthoseextremelyper-sonal,ineffable,subtlenuancesofthoughtandemotion that have no life for me except on atextured,coloredsurface.
ART
Fast FactsArtist: RalphTurturro
Studio:117HomerAve.Cortland,NY
Phone:607423-3476
E-mail:[email protected]
Solo Exhibition: Sept.30–Nov.15-2014“NewPaintings”PimaStudio,HomerNewYork
www.facebook.com/rat.turtur
Ralph Turturro
Ralph Turturro
To make ‘Art’ a real thing in your life, you mustlearn to be in the moment of each experience,whether physical, mental, emotional or other-worldly. When the logos are brought to bear,when you are alone in the studio and you havedone your homework (lived your life), it is bothterrifying and exhilarating. Making art in manywaysislikemakingyourchildren—youmayhavelittleornothing todowith it,butyoustillhave totakethecreditortheblame.Conceptionisoutofyourhands.Butohhowgloriousitisto‘see’yourchildbeingbornandgrowbeforeyoureyes.AsMatissesaid,nothebutthepostmanhadpainted“ThePinkOnions.”
artist StatementInmystudioafter lettinggoof themanyphasesandpartsof thehistoriesofmy
personallife,andthoseofthepainters,poets,musicians,filmmakerswithwhomI
sharekindredspirits,IapproachthespaceinwhichIamtoworkwithawe,withno
recollectionofaforementionedmusings.ThisissothatImightlearnwithabegin-
ner’smind...childlike...free.
Tome,paintingisachild’sgamethatistobeplayedasifitisalwaysthegreatest
adventure.Eachtimeyoubeginagainandinventanew.
Ibelievethereisasemi-adultparttoallofthis,asidefromputtingpentopaper.It
isapartwherethemetaphysicalnatureoftheprocessrequiresonetotake,seize,
andtransferfromtheobjectiveorthesubjectiveworlds,orboth,toworkthroughun-
tiltheybegintomeshwithinthepictureplane.Thenyourinnerchildisbeckonedto
obliteratetheconsciouslinearthoughtsandmemoriessoyoucangettosomething
thatisrealandaliveintheanomalousendeavorwecallpainting.Itissomething
thatlivesdespiteyourshortcomings.Whenitdoesn’tcometoyou,waitandsee…
thetruthsandthetricksaretheretodiscoverbeforeyouturnbackintoanadult.
Bianchi Bulletin – Everything QuickBooksBIZ BY SHELLY WHITE
QuickBooks Online – “Get more done through-out your day with the next generation QuickBooks.”
In the business world we are al-ways looking for the next best thing,
right? At the same time, we resist change and fear the unknown. Fortunately, every generation includes those who are willing to take the risk, providing us with new oppor-tunities. With QuickBooks, it is no different.
QuickBooks changed the way we were able to manage the financial end of our businesses 25 years ago. It allowed us to put down our pencils, close up our ledgers, and automate our processes. Ten years later, QuickBooks Online (QBO) was re-leased. We now had mobile access to our accounting data, but with many limitations. Anytime, anywhere access with many of the QuickBooks desktop luxuries arrived last September when Intuit completely re-designed QBO and released its newest Harmony version.
For the end user – modern dashboards, custom fields and invoice templates, inven-tory control, multi-level report classification, light job costing, multiple budgets and sales tax rates, billable expenses, and delayed charges. Also, automated and scheduled processes, limited user access and audit trails, online banking, 1099 preparation, and customizable terminology.
Available from a mobile phone or tablet - access to customer information and bal-ances, sending invoices and estimates on the spot, adding photos and notes, and gathering electronic signatures.
For the accountant – access to client’s data without having to get a backup from them, working in multiple windows and compa-nies at the same time, collaborating with clients from within the software, creating multiple A/R and A/P entries on the same journal entry, reclassifying transactions, and writing off invoices.
In addition, new features are being added regularly and the number of third-party so-lutions that extend the capabilities of QBO
are increasing by the day. There are also several versions of QBO to choose from, and you only pay for the features you want/need with affordable subscription pricing and no contracts.
QBO offers connected services as well. Accept payments from customers on the go, and process payroll with three options to choose from; Do It For You, Do It With You, or Do It Yourself.
Is the “next best thing” in your business world freedom in the cloud? If it is, then maybe QBO is the solution for you. Con-tact us today and let us help you decide!
Shelly WhiteSr. ConsultantBianchi Consultantswww.BianchiConsultants.comShelly has helped hundreds of businesses automate their operations through the use of QuickBooks. Her mission is to provide business owners with the tools they need to manage their finances accurately and efficiently. Shelly is certified in all versions of QuickBooks and as an Intuit Premier Reseller of QuickBooks products and services, she has ac-cess to great discounts for her clients. Keep an eye out for next month’s issue where she will be talking about the new features of QuickBooks 2015 which is just being released!
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6 turkey cutlets (3 oz each)1/3 c all-purpose flour1.5 t salt3/4 t fresh ground pepper3/4 t poultry seasoningOlive oil10 shallots, thinly sliced8 c mushrooms, thinly sliced1 c broth (chicken, turkey, or veggie)3/4 c Marsala wine (not cooking wine)
CuTLETS COME FIRST: Start by mixing together flour, salt,pepper&poultryseasoninginasmallbowl.Dredgecutletsinflourmixture.Coatthebottomofafryingpanwitholiveoil&bringtomediumheat.Cookcutletsinpan,about2minutesperside.Removeturkeyfrompan&coverwithfoiltokeepwarm.Addshallotsandmushroomstothesamepanandsautéuntilsoft.Increaseheattomedium-high&addMarsalaandbroth.Bringtoaboil.Cookuntilslightlythickened,about1-2min-utesReduceheattomedium-low&returnturkeycutletstothepan.Warmabout1-2minutesoneachsideoruntilmeat isheatedthrough.
MORSEL: Let’stalkturkey…33gofprotein!
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“Pink with a Purpose” CampaignMED BY Dr. Suzette paCe
During NationalBreast CancerAwareness Monthin October, Dr.Suzette Pace ofCortland HearingAids will combineher commitmentto bringing betterhearing to Cort-land with supportfor breast cancer
awareness through participation in thenational“PinkwithaPurpose”campaign.Throughout the month, Dr. Pace will joinwith leading hearing care manufacturerOticon,Inc.tosupporttheNationalBreastCancer Coalition to find a cure for a dis-ease that represents one of every threecancersdiagnosedinwomen.ThroughthePinkwithaPurposecampaign,Oticon annually donates to the NationalBreast Cancer Coalition (NBCC) to fundresearch to end breast cancer. In 2013,Oticon presented a check for more than$10,000toNBCC.AspecialeditionpinkAltahearingdeviceis the centerpiece of the national cam-paign that allows people to benefit froma hearing solution that provides a richer,
morepersonalizedsoundexperienceand,at thesametime,showtheirsupport foraveryworthycause.“Breast cancer is an issue that touchesmanypeopleonaverypersonallevel.Ev-eryoneknowssomeone–amother,daugh-ter, sister,grandmotheror friendwhohasbeendiagnosedwithbreastcancer,”saidDr. Pace. “The Pink with a Purpose cam-paignallowsme tocontinuemy focusonimprovingthehearinghealthofpeopleinCortlandandatthesametime,tohelpsup-portresearchtoendbreastcancer.”Dr.PaceexplainedthatwithAlta,patientshearmorebecausetheirpersonalhearingpreferencesareactuallyusedbythepow-erful sound processing chip that is at theheartofeveryAltahearingdevice. “Altaworks inharmonywithyourbrain soyoucan differentiate sounds better and hearmore,evenasyoumovefromonedifficulthearing environment to another. And be-causeAltaworkssmarter,youdon’thavetoworkharderathearing,”shestated.Dr.Pacepointedoutthatwiththeadditionof the integrated Oticon ConnectLine sys-tem,Altauserscanalsoconnecteasilyandwirelessly to landlineandcellphones,of-ficephones,TVs,music,videochattingandstreaming,teleloopsystems,FMandmore.
TheConnectLineAppforiPhone®andnewStreamer Pro transform Alta hearing de-vicesintowirelessheadsetsforeasyvoicecalling,FaceTimeandmore.Inadditiontothespecialpinkedition,Altaisavailableinavarietyofsmallandsleekstyles to suit individual preferences. FormoreinformationontheentireAltafamily,contact Cortland Hearing Aids at 607-756-1053 or visit cortlandhearingaids.com.TojoinDr.PaceinsupportofOticon’s“PinkwithaPurpose”campaign,logontoFacebook.com/Oticonusa and share theawareness-buildingpostswithyourfriends,familyandyourentiresocialnetwork.
Suzette Pace, Au.D.DoctorofAudiology/OwnerCortlandHearingAidswww.cortlandhearingaids.com
16 What’sHOTOctober2014
In1998,GaryandRosemarypurchased7acresoflandontheeastshoreofCayu-gaLake.WhenaskedwhytheEastshoreand not the West where there are manymore wineries, Rosemary replied, “Wewantedtobeunique.”
WithonlyKingFerryWineryontheEastsideat thattime,theyknewitwouldbeatoughstart.Butwithanawesomeviewofthelakeandtheiroutstandingredwines,theyknewitwouldpayoffintheend.
“Most people who build a winery havethe financial backing to begin with,” saidRosemary.“WehadnomoneybutwehadGary’stalent.”
OnopeningdayinMay2000,LongPointWinery had only one bottle of wine forsale—Ciera, a rose. Today they have 21
different varieties. Their wine list now in-cludesanassortmentofdryredwinessuchasCabernetSauvignon,Zinfandel,Syrah,CabernetFrancandSangiovese,toEstategrownvarietiesChardonnay,PinotGrigioandRiesling.ThissummertheDryRieslingwonadoublegoldmedalintheNYSFaircommercialwinecompetition.
Long Point WineryEAT
Fast FactsWinery: LongPointWineryLocation:1485LakeRoadAurora,NYPhone:315-364-6990Fax:315-364-6713Fall hours:Sun-Thur,10am-5pmFriandSat10am-6pm January: SatandSun10am-5pm February-April: Sun-Thur,12pm-5pm.FriandSat10am-5pm.Facebook: longpointwinery
Twitter: @longpointwinery
www,longpointwinery.com
enjoy a glass of wine while overlooking beautiful Cayuga lake
Theoriginal7acresof land isnowpartof72 acres overlooking the established vine-yards and all of Cayuga Lake. Customersmightwalkintotheirtastingroomexpectingaquickwinetasting,butmostfindthemselvespurchasingaglassofwineandrelaxingformuchlonger.Ontheweekendsfrom11amto 4pm, Rosemary operates a deli namedafterhermom,Amelia.ThedeliservesNewYorkCitystylesandwichessuchasReubens,Muffalettas,and the ItalianGrilledCheeseservedonbakeryfreshbaguettesfromCort-land’sownLisa/Indulge.
long point wines are available at:Cortland Liquor Stores: PlazaDiscount,Northend,Varsity,GrotonAveLiquors,
Cortland/Homer Restaurants: Hobeau’s,Fabio’s,CentralCityBarandGrill,TheHollywood,
Area Liquor Stores:Walley’s(Groton),DrydenWineandSpirits
Ithaca Liquor Stores:TriphammerWineandSpirits,NorthsideWineandSpirits,CollegetownWineandSpirits,JuddFallsLiquor,LibertyLiquor(Lansing)
Area Restaurants:Booker’sBackyard(Ithaca),RoguesHarbor(Lansing),WaterwheelCafe(Freeville),TaughannockFarms(Trumansburg)
“Uncork” your Inner Artist, and sign up for a class with us today!How does it work? Uncorked Creations is a new kind of night out that brings people, art, and wine together! Never painted before? No problem! A local artist will teach you step by step how to create your own work of art!• Adult Parties Open to the Public Weekly• Private Parties and Events available any day of the week• Creative Kids Classes Offered on Saturday Afternoons, 1pm-3pm, we also offer private kids birthday parties!
Phone: 607.222.6005 www.uncorkedithaca.com
102 N. Tioga Street2nd Floor, Ithaca, NY
(In the Ithaca Commons)
October Specials2416 N. Triphammer Rd.
Ithaca, NY [email protected]
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Hours: Tuesday -Friday 9AM - 7PM, Saturday 9AM - 5PM, Closed on Sundays & Mondays • Wheelchair Accessible
Are you an October Baby? Come in the month of your birthday and receive $10 off any one service!
The Pumpkin Spice Moisture Mask restores the skin’s water-lipid layer and increases the amount of nutrients and oxygen in the skin cells, neutralizes free radicals, and protects connective tissue. This facial can be a half hour or hour long, best results happen with an hour facial, on sale this month!half hour: $35 / hour: $65
It’s October, which means our pINK eXteNSIONS are back! Its $10 per pink extension and 100% of the proceeds goes to funding breast cancer research!
pumpkin hair MasqueThis treatment gives thanks to your hair and provide it with the nutrients of this season’s most popular ingredient: pumpkin! Add this masque to any hair service for only $15.00!
OFFER EXPIRES: October 31st
It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month which means we are painting the town pink…with extensions! Don’t forget to come and get your pink extension to this month to support such a wonderful cause.
happy Birthday! pumpkin Spice Facials pink extensions pumpkin! pumpkin!
Cortland Chamber On The MoveBIZ BY BOB haIght
The Customer Service DifferenceWe all know theimportance of tak-ing care of ourcustomers, right?Not so fast! Everyday I hear storiesabout the excep-tional—and less
than exceptional—customer service pro-vided by local and national businesses.Customershavesharedavarietyofexperi-ences,includingmakingcallstocompetingbusinesses for thesameserviceorproductandgettingverydifferentattitudes.Allelsebeingequal,thosewiththeexceptionalcus-tomerservicewonthecustomers’business.Shouldn’tthatbeyou?
Let’sgetspecific.CoffeeMania,alocalcom-panyownedbyCraigandMichelleBrooks,has been serving great coffee and comple-mentary items in the Cortland area since1999. Coffee Mania won the Chamber ofthe Year Award for small business in 2011.Wedidsomeresearchontheirbusinessandfound100%positivestoriesabout theircus-tomerservice.Onegentlemanshared,“You
think Igo there for thecoffee? Thecoffee’sgreat but I can get good coffee elsewhere.Igo there for thesmiling faces Ialwaysseewithmycoffee.”Again,don’tyouwantyourcustomerssayingthataboutyou?
J.B.SmithPropane,Heating&AirCondition-ing is another Cortland Chamber memberwith exemplary customer service. How dothey excel? One customer said, “When Icalltheyalwaysseemasthoughtheyknowme,andIhaven’tmetanyofthemintheof-fice.WhenIneedthem,they’rethere.Theycare about me, answer my questions, andsolve problems in a reasonable, practicalway.” What better review could a servicecompanywant?
Mynextquestionis:howcanwelearnfromthisand improveourcustomerservice? OnNovember18th,theCortlandChamberwillhost an educational seminar on customerservicewherewe’lladdress just that. We’llhave a speaker kick off the program, thenwe’ll share our experiences and ideas. Justasatease,CoffeeManiaandJ.B.Smithhavebothagreedtojoinusforthediscussion.Thegoal of the seminar is to help our membersprovidecustomerswith thebestservicepos-sibleandget thesamekindof ravereviewsabouttheircustomerservice.
Want to know what the owners of CoffeeManiaandJ.B.SmithsaidwhenIaskedthemwhattheydotogetsuchgoodcustomerser-viceresults?OnNovember18thyoucanfindout.Giveourofficeacallformoreinforma-tionandIhopetoseeyouattheseminar!
TheCortlandChamberwillcontinuetokeepyouupdatedinWhat’sHOT,butasalways,feelfreetocallourofficewithquestionsaboutany of our programs or businesses in ourarea(756-2814).TheCortlandAreaCham-ber of Commerce...Investment in Business… Investment in Community.
Bob HaightPresident/CEOCortlandAreaChamberwww.cortlandareachamber.com
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TheBlueBurritohasre-openedafterinteriorrenovations. Located at 11 Groton Ave. inCortland, The Blue Burrito specializes in of-feringlocallysourced,highqualitypremiumburritos and barbeque beef sandwichesserved on Kummelwick rolls baked dailyonthepremises. Theyalsooffervegetarianmeals including beans, rice and fresh-madeorganicsalads.
AnnandhersonBlakeownandoperatetheBlueBurrito,cookingandpreparingallofthefoodinhouse.
“Whenwe’vejustfinishedcookingupsomeof our beef or pork, salsas, or other items,customers remark on how good it smells,andhowgood it tastesafterhavingsome,”saysAnn.“Weuselocalgrassfedbeef, lo-cal sourced lettuce, and as many other lo-callygrownproductsaswecan,andIthink
the freshness and flavor comes through inourfood.”
The menu now includes a line of PremiumBurritos, with the newest offering titled the“BurritoRoyalewithCheese.”
“WearetryingtooffertheCadillacofBurritoshere,”saysBlake.“It’sapremiumburritowithlocalallnaturalbeef,Mexicanrice,sherriedblack beans and cheddar cheese rolled to-getherwithourspicysalsa,toppedwithmorecheeseandsalsaandbakedtoperfection.”
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Fast FactsRestaurant: BlueBurritoLocation:11GrotonAve.,CortlandNYPhone:607-299-0833Facebook:blueburritoEmail:[email protected]:Mon:11:30am-3:00pmTue-Sat:11:30am-8:00pm
Otherrecentlyaddedandpopular items in-clude the “Ghost Pepper Pork Premium Bur-rito,” which has a growing fan base, andhand-madespecialtyhotsaucesanduniquesalsas with freshly cut peppers and cheesesauces using real melted cheese. The BlueBurrito offers mild to extreme salsas andsauces,usingfreshjalapeno,habaneroandghost peppers. The hot sauces have beenverypopularwithcustomers,whoaskiftheycanbuybottlestotakehome.TheBlueBurri-toplanstoofferitsownlineofbottledsaucesforsaleinthenearfuture.
Fordessert,TheBlueBurritoofferstheverypopularchocolate
stuffedbrownies,whichquicklyselloutaftertheyaremade.
Atextalertisofferedtoletcustomersknowwhentheycome
outoftheoven([email protected].)
The Blue Burrito offers comfortable seating in high-backed
woodboothsoratanassortmentoftables,withsoftbluelight-
ing overhead from 1920s-era fixtures. Hours are Tuesday
through Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Mondays
from11:30a.m.to3:00p.m.
Make Americana Your Favorite Haunt this October!
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and we're helping the cause with a portion of our pink sweatshirts and Blush Wine Special going to research. Plus it's also Halloween, which means our annual Hallo-Wine Spooktacular Costume Party on Saturday, October 25!
Eat Friday Nite pizza party, 5p-8p, every Friday Choose from 3 different gourmet pies each Friday to eat in or take out. Sunday Brunch, 11a-3p, every Sunday Join us for our famous, farm-fresh, from-scratch ala carte brunch every Sunday. No reservations required, just a good, healthy appetite!
Drink October Wine Special: Drink pink for Breast Cancer! 3 bottles Americana Blush: $25, with a portion going to breast cancer research! October Wine releases: 2013 Chardonnay & 2011 Finger Lakes Chablis
Dance Friday Bands: 6p-8p Bob & Dee, 10.3 The Yardvarks, 10.10 Zydeco Trailriders, 10.17 Nate & Kate, 10.24 The Pelotones, 10.31
Play hallo-wine Spooktacular Sat, October 25, 8p-midnight Join us for our costume contests (this year's costume theme is PIRATES & HIGH SEAS PRINCESSES), music by Elephant Sound, treats by Crystal Lake Café, wine, dancing and so much fun it's spooky! Over 21 only, $15 per person. Limited to 400 guests, so get tix in advance at winery or by calling 888.600.8067.
Sunday Bands: 4p-6pPurple Valley, 10.5The Tarps, 10.12Immortal Jellyfish, 10.17Lynn WIles Duo, 10.26
Sunday Bands: 4p-6pPurple Valley, 10.5The Tarps, 10.12Immortal Jellyfish, 10.17Lynn WIles Duo, 10.26
Spotlight on Art: Thoughts and QuestionsART BY rOBerta DIXON
Fine art or not art?Is that a real ques-tion? I recentlypurchased a newcomforterset,whichincludedeverythingyou could everimagine putting onor around a bed:comforter, pillowshams,Euroshams,bedskirt,andthrow
pillows. I chose a set that incorporated au-tumn colors: rust, beige, and brown. In thatmy old comforter was rust and beige, I as-sumed that all of the art currently hangingin my bedroom would fit in seamlessly withthenewset.Yet,afterarrangingeverything,I realized that the art on my walls definitelyappeared“off.”Itwasn’tacolorissue;itwastheoverallfeel
of the flow that felt disjointed. Introducinga more repetitive pattern ended up clash-ing with everything around it. I started toenvision new paintings that would betterbalance the room, and then I wondered...ifIpaintinordertomatchthedecor(orfur-niture,orcurtains...oranythingelse for thatmatter),isitstillart?Orisit interiordesign?And,aretheymutuallyexclusive?Isonebet-terthantheotherorinanywaymore“real”thantheother?
Thatledmetothinkingaboutthepurposeofart.Ifyouownagallery,thepurposeisverynear and dear to your livelihood. If you’rean interior decorator, the purpose is tocomplementtheoverallroomaestheticandcontribute to harmonious space. If you’rean artist, the purpose could be to releaseenergythatwouldotherwisestaybottledupuntil(inslightlyscientificterms),thelackofanoutletleadstoachemicalreactionresulting
insometypeofbehavioralexplosion(whichdefinitelyhappenstome...justaskmyfamily!)
Ipose thesequestionsnotbecause there isany definitive answer. Like so many otherthings in life, it’s all a matter of interpreta-tion.I’vealwaysbelievedthatmathematicsis the only thing that leads to one answer.Everythingelsefallsintodifferentshadesofgrey, depending on perspective and otherpersonalfactors.
Whetherinagallery,museum,orsomewhereinyourhome,art isstillart.Whereyouseeitdoesnotautomaticallydefinethestrengthor importance of the visual experience...artspeaksfromanywhereandeverywhere.
Roberta Dixon’sart is currently on exhibit in Stamford, CT, Southampton, NY, and Brooklyn, NY. Visit rdixonart.com or facebook.com/RDix-onArt for additional information and images.
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“Brigadoon”isamythical,magicalvillagethatmysteriouslyappearsintheScottishHighlandsonceevery100years.
But inSUNYCortland’sDowdFineArtsCen-ter Theatre, a magical place in its own right,“Brigadoon”returnsthisfallafteranabsenceofonly47years.
The1940sBroadwayhitwastheveryfirstplayperformedinthetheaterwhenDowdFineArtsCenter opened in 1967. It’s fitting, then, thatthe production would reappear in late Octo-ber when the College’s Performing Arts De-partment welcomes guests for the first majormusicalinthenewlyrenovatedspace.
“Thestyleofperformancehaschangedalot,”said Kevin Halpin, the director/choreogra-
pher for theshow.“Theseperformersarenotjust singing pretty; they’re coming alive ascharactersbecauseourexpectationsasanau-diencehaverisen.”
Newseats,sharperacousticsandbetterlight-ingarejustafewoftheimprovementsthatwillhelp showcase “Brigadoon” for its return toCortland.
Andbeyondacompletelyupgraded theater,observerswillnoticeasmallercastcomparedto nearly 50 years ago. Many of the currentproduction’s34performers—23students,ninelocal children and two faculty members—willcarrybothsinginganddancingroles.
“In contemporary theatre, the separate sing-ingchorusanddancingchorus(oftheoriginal
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Fast FactsAttraction: SUNYCortlandPresents“Brigadoon”Schedule:Friday,Oct.24;8p.m.Saturday,Oct.25;8p.m.Sunday,Oct.26;2p.m.Friday,Oct.31;8p.m.Saturday,Nov.1;8p.m.Sunday,Nov.2;2p.m.Location:DowdPerformingArtsCenterTheatrePhone:607-753-2811Tickets:Generaladmission:$18Faculty/staff/seniors:$15Students/children:$8OnsaleatTheBlingStore,101MainSt.,Cortland,N.Y.
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production) is a very rare thing,” Halpin said.“Forus,thisamusicaltheatreprogramfullofstu-dentswhosegoalistodothisprofessionallysoitisimportantthattheyarewell-roundedassingers,dancersandactors.”
The wait certainly was worth it after a nearlytwo-year renovation of the Dowd Fine ArtsCenterTheatre.
“It’sall ready togo,brandspankingnew,”Hal-pinsaid.“Wehadseveralconcertsattheendofthe semester and the acoustics were absolutelywonderful. Voices were clear, diction was righton,thevoicesrich.”
There’s also a more contemporary lighting sys-tem,whichwillenhancethesetillumination,anda new seating arrangement. Long, single row“continental”styleaisleshavebeenreplacedbythreeseatingsectionsandfouraisles,creatingamoreaccessiblelayoutforaudiencemembers.
Why to attend:The performances celebrate the grand reopeningofa440-seatrenovatedtheater.“Brigadoon”wasthe very first play performed in Dowd Fine ArtsCenterwhenitopenedin1967.
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Question:Myweeksareextremelybusyandit’stoughenoughtofindtimetoexercise.Now,I’m learning that Ineed tostrength train inad-ditiontomycardio.Idon’talwayshavetimetodothisseparately.Isthereawaytomixcardiointomystrengthtrainingroutinetomaximizemyexercisetime?
Answer: The easiest way to mix cardio andstrength is to alternate the two disciplines inshortsegments.Performtwostrengthexercisesand immediately get on your favorite cardiomachinefor3-5minutes.Youcanalsoshortenup the time spent between your strength exer-cisesandmovequickly to thenextexercise tokeepyourheart rateelevate.Thiswillprovideacardiochallengewithouthavingtofindaddi-tionaltimetojumponcardioequipment.Keeptrackofyourcurrentrestbetweensetsandslow-lybegintodecreasetheresttimeto30seconds.
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Answer: The incline feature on a treadmillis intendedtomimicuphillclimbing. Thebestnews is that you do not have to walk quicklyto reap the benefits of walking on an incline.Maintainingaslow tomoderatesteadypace,overtime,willallowyoutomaintaintheinclinelevelforlongerperiodsoftime.Mosttreadmills
allowforaminimumgradeof.5%allthewayup to 10-12%. Begin walking at your normalpaceandstart increasing the incline from.5%to 3% for 1-2 minutes, then decrease the in-cline back to 0%. Alternating incline and flatsurface walking every couple of minutes is agreatwaytoslowlyintroduceuphillclimbingtoyourworkout.Treadmillsalsofrequentlycomewithabuilt-inhillclimbingautomaticprogram,inwhichthetreadmillwillincreaseordecreasethe incline level to mimic walking or runningup and down hills outdoors. Even though theincline will change automatically, you will stillhavetheabilitytoincreaseordecreasethisfea-ture,alongwiththespeed,tokeeptheprogramwithin a comfortable yet challenging pace.Startoffslowlyaswalkingoninclinesdoesshiftyourgaitandrequirethefrontpartofthelowerleg to take on some extra work while stretch-ingthebacksideof thelowerleg.You’llneedtoworkuptolongerorsteeperinclinesjustlikewithanyotherworkoutyoudo!
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August 9Homer, NYCruisin Sock HopVillageGreen,HomerNY.Musicfromthe50’s–60’sandclassicoldcarsfrom5pm–8pm.Formoreinformationcall607749-2161orvisitwww.homerny.org.
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August 21Ithaca, NYM&T Bank Summer Concert SeriesTheDowntownIthacaSummerConcertSeriesisafreeoutdoorconcertseriesheldeveryThurs-dayeveningoutsideofthehistoricStateTheatreon100W.StateStreet.Thisfamilyfriendlyvenuefeaturesbothlocalandnationalactsperformingmusicingenresincludingjazz,blues,reggae,folk,countryzydeco,bluegrass,rock,andmore.Theseriesispromotedregionallyandattractsadiverseaudience.Withitsoutdoorbeerandwinegarden,thisisafavoriteamonglocalsandvisitorsalike.StateTheatreofIthaca107WStateSt.Ithaca,NY607-277-8679.www.stateofithaca.com.
August 23-24Little York, NYCortland Celtic FestivalSaturday10am-6pm,Sunday10am-3pm,DwyerMemorialPark,LittleYork.55acresofbeautifulparksetting-agreatfamilyfriendlyfunandeducation-alevent.IrishDancersfromacrossNYS,Celticfood&giftvendors,CelticMusicians,PubTent,MedievalSCARe-enactors,Pipe&DrumBands,andKidsGames.FamousmusclesandbrawninourClassAChampionshipHeavyAthleticsoftheScottishHighlandGamesonBOTHDAYS,includingawomen’sdivisionofheavyathletics.Admission.Wheelchairaccessible.Formoreinformationortobeavendor,clanorperformer,[email protected],visitwww.cortlandcelticfestival.com.
August 24McGraw, NYMcGraw Fire Department Car ShowThecarshowincludesfireequipment,antiquecars,motorcycles,tractorsandmuchmore.TheshowisheldattherecreationcenteronClintonStreet,McGraw.Formoreinformationcall607836-4123.
Aug 21- Sept 1Syracuse NYThe Great New York State FairNYStateFairgrounds,Syracuse.The2014NewYorkStateFairisfromThursday,August21throughLaborDay,Monday,September1.Gatesopenat8:00amdaily.Exhibitbuildingsareopenfrom10:00amto10:00pmTicketsare$10.00each,Children12andunderarefree.www.nysfair.org.
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