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I’m Hosting as Fast as I Can! $10.99 He’s one of the most ubiquitous men on television. Certainly the most calm, cool, and collected—the king of “off the cuff.” And no one throws to a commercial better. Yes, Tom Bergeron is a Hollywood staple, and the role for which he is best known is . . . well . . . himself. But while he’s a comforting presence to millions of people, cultivating this seemingly unshakeable positive outlook and cool persona took as much motivation, inspiration, perseverance, and experience as it would take one to prepare a classic part for the stage. I’m Hosting as Fast as I Can! is the trying, often laugh-out-loud journey it took to get to himself . Tom got into the world of entertainment by way of local radio at age seventeen, hosting what his first boss told him was and should be a “no-personality station.” He said, “Tommy, just play the records and read the commercials.” But the sit-down-and-shut-up attitude belied Tom’s natural inclination to inject personality and a little pluck into his broadcasts. So, Tom sought other performance opportunities on radio, in improvisational theater, and even as a mime (yes, a mime ), which would help him hone the expressiveness that seems to come so naturally to his presentation. His determination would result in a high-profile hosting gig on the iconic game show Hollywood Squares and guest-hosting appearances on ABC’s Good Morning America and CBS’s Early Show . But as is sometimes the case with enthusiastic dynamos like Tom, he had an explosive temper that he admits had the potential to derail his dreams of being not only a successful broadcaster but also a successful husband, father, and friend. How to cope? “I meditated my temper into submission,” says Tom with his trademark sense of humor. In I’m Hosting as Fast as I Can! , Tom elaborates on the process by which he is able to sit calmly and patiently, without being distracted, at any time, no matter how hectic, as well as respond quickly (and hilariously) when Marie Osmond faints at his feet on live TV. Haven’t seen it? Check it out on YouTube. The man is always in control. |
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What You Can Expect From Baking Classes
All too often, baking classes and culinary education are believed to be mutually exclusive, but this is just not true. Baking classes are something that many culinary arts students enjoy enrolling in either as part of their curriculum or through an outside culinary organization. Likewise, many baking and pastry arts students enjoy dabbling in the culinary arts as well. These two sectors of the culinary arts feed of each other and help create a culinary student who is well rounded.
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Since French cuisine is a staple of culinary school teachings and so much of that deals with baking, many schools work a basic baking class into their curriculum. For those attending a school where this is not the case, there are a wide variety of places to learn the basics of the art of baking.
Since cooking schools are typically located in major cities, baking classes are usually a dime a dozen. In addition to being offered at many baking and culinary schools, individual classes are often taught at local bakeries as well. Ordinarily, these classes are taught by those who love baking and do it more for fun than for profit, so these classes normally cost less than culinary school classes. It can be tricky for students to get in the baking mindset when taking cooking classes five days a week, but many students find it to be a refreshing change of pace and a pleasant compliment to their culinary curriculum.
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Of course, there are many levels of baking classes, from novice to experienced. Some students make the mistake of thinking that since their culinary skills are advanced, their baking skills must be as well. This is rarely the case however, since the main principles of each are very different. For students, taking an intermediate or beginner baking class can help them develop their skills while taking a break from cooking.