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Moreover, the pierced area might swell, and continue being swollen for a couple of days. The greater the number the smaller the width of the post is. Piercings are extremely common among folks of all ages.
Recently with the Easter period, eggs have featured alot in the supermarkets and television adverts, as eggs are supposed to symbolise new life. Now I am always on the lookout for interesting food items, and when I saw that there were Blue Eggs being sold in Aldi, my interest was instantly piqued. Hence I had to buy this for my family to try.
Now when you first look at the box, it says that it has rich, creamy yolks and a deep flavour. The question is whether it would deliver that experience. At £1.49 for 6 eggs, it is not exactly expensive and worth a try just for the experience.
As you can see, the shell is bluish-white in colour and definitely stands out compared to the normal egg shell. But is the difference only on the surface?
Now on cracking the egg to fry, the egg yolk does look deeper yellow in colour than normal free range eggs. Now my wife has been given organic free range eggs in the past which have an even deeper yellow yolk, and she says that she can definitely taste the difference – hence she was a little underwhelmed by the blue eggs.
But the big question is whether it actually tastes different? My wife says that the white definitely tastes softer, but otherwise could not taste much difference. My oldest daughter who had two of these eggs, liked them – but could not say that they tasted different to the normal eggs (we buy free range eggs as that is what my wife prefers) she eats.
It does look that these eggs are what we can call posh eggs and a novelty. The taste difference at best is subtle. It was worth a try, but would not be on our shopping list on a regular basis.
Remarkable and Historical Instruments from around the World, featuring their Histories, Specifications and Sound. (please press F11 and scroll down)
François Lamathe Bédos de Celles (1709-1779), described as a "monk of notable erudition," was also a highly trained and supremely talented builder of organs in eighteenth century France. The greatest of his organs was Dom Bedos, built for the abbey of Saint-Croix in Bordeaux -- a glorious instrument with rich blends and subtle colors, with nuanced balances and stark contrasts, with whispering pianissimos and roaring fortissimos.
François Lamathe Bédos de Celles de Salelles, known as Dom Bédos de Celles, (born in Caux, Hérault near Béziers, France 24 January 1709) was a Benedictine monk best known for being a master pipe organ builder. He was elected to the French Academy of Sciences at Bordeaux and correspondent of the Academy at Paris in 1758.
As a recognized organ-builder, he was called upon to carry out repairs and appraise and advise other organ-builders in many locations across France.
In 1776-78 he published his treatise L'art du facteur d'orgues (The Art of the Organ-Builder). This monumental opus contains great historical detail about eighteenth-century organ building, and is still referred to by modern organ-builders.
The construction of the organ in the Abbey Sainte-Croix de Bordeaux was undertaken between 1744 and 1746 by Dom Bedos, monk of the abbey. It was completed around 1750. (lack of documentation raises doubts.)
The organ then undergoes an intervention in 1771,escaped the looting of the revolution, and is again restored in 1811.
In 1812, the Archbishop of Bordeaux, supported by various musical authorities of the city decides to make an exchange of instruments between the Holy Cross Abbey and the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. The buffet alone remains in place. The organ of Dom Bedos is therefore in the cathedral, while coming to Holy Cross the organ of the cathedral, which itself came from the church of Saint-Pierre Réole.
During its stay at the cathedral the organ of Dom Bedos underwent several revisions and transformations (1840,1877,1919,1933,1946,1954,1962)
Led by organist Francis Rosary and architect Henry Lequeux, and other musical authorities, the decision was taken in 1970 to build a new organ in the cathedral and rebuild the organ of Dom Bedos in St. Croix as a buffet. All the old material is recovered, graded and stored at Holy Cross.
Close examination of the buffet, windchests, the study of various inventories, old labels designating the stops and the treaty "The art of organ builder" Written by Dom Bedos himself helped carry out this reconstruction and is arguably one of the highlights of recent decades in the world of the organ.