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After enjoying Old Compton Street, visit this restaurant which is not far away. The French cuisine is on the menu at Gauthier - Soho. Mouthwatering amuse bouches, truffle risotto and halibut will impress you at the first bite. Many people visit this place to try perfectly cooked petit fours, chocolate pie and gâteau. Good house wine, champagne or gin are worth a try here. Some visitors recommend great coffee, tea or juice at this spot.
You can arrange an anniversary, a wedding or a birthday party here. On the top of all that, the staff is efficient. If you want to experience fabulous service, you should go to this restaurant. Based on the guests' opinions, prices are democratic. There is a cool atmosphere and divine decor at Gauthier - Soho. This place is a Michelin selection and, as the 3 black knife-and-fork symbols denote, this spot provides high-grade service.


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ICE! 2013 featuring Frosty the Snowman opened November 23 at the Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center in Kissimmee. I was invited by Orlando Informer to attend the media premier, and I’m excited to tell you about my first-ever tour of ICE!
Before previewing ICE!, we were directed to the Emerald Plaza area of the resort. The beautifully decorated and magnificently lit 54-foot tall Christmas tree was a wonderful backdrop to the very entertaining Luminescence live stage show.
[wptouch target=”non-mobile”]Remember, you can click any image to view it full-screen. And don’t miss the complete photo gallery with 58 new full-screen images at the bottom of the post.
During the thirty-minute Luminescence show, the band and singers performed various Christmas songs that put guests in the holiday spirit. Parts of the Luminescence show featured breathtaking aerial acrobatics in addition to the tree lights flashing in sync with the music. My favorite part of the show was Charlie, the drummer in the Sky. His drum set was positioned high above the stage, and he was harnessed and lifted up into the air to play.
Overall, this entertaining stage show helped set a festive, holiday mood and is something all your family members can enjoy.
After the Luminescence show, we were directed to Holiday Hall in the lower level of the convention center to experience ICE! featuring Frosty the Snowman. Transitioning through the ICE! entryway under the brightly lit marquee, we walked through the queue area, which had various screens playing from the story of Frosty the Snowman.
Further into the queue we were shown a short video explaining the event’s history. This is the 11th year of ICE! at the Gaylord Palms. The talented ICE! artisans are from Harbin, China and travel to Kissimmee to perform their magic on blocks of ice. Three types of ice were used in the exhibit: clear, white and colored. Three ice factories produce the 6,500 blocks of ice needed for each show. Each block of ice measures 10” x 21” x 42” and weighs about 350 pounds.
After the informative video, we entered as smaller groups into the coat area. We were provided coats to wear that are available in all sizes to accommodate small children to larger adults. The temperature of the exhibit area is 9 degrees Fahrenheit. Tip: Consider bringing your own gloves and hats, as they are not provided — and make sure you’re wearing socks and closed-toe shoes! (Hats, gloves, and socks are available for purchase in the gift shop area prior to entering the exhibit.)
After donning our coats, we had the opportunity to have our photo taken in front of a green screen that became a scene from Frosty the Snowman when printed. It makes a great souvenir, which guests can purchase after the ICE! exhibit (photo displayed at the bottom of the post).
At this point, we walked through the door to ICE! We were met with a blast of cold air along with the first of many impressive and beautiful sculptures depicting the story of Frosty the Snowman.
The audio from the movie coincided with the many scenes throughout the exhibit.
One scene where Frosty and the children march “through the streets of town, right to a traffic cop” includes four awesome ice slides that guests of all ages can enjoy. Another scene where Karen and Santa are kneeling after Frosty had melted in the greenhouse was very poignant. A lighting effect featured Karen remembering how happy she and Frosty were together, much like the beloved movie.
Although the final scene with Frosty and Santa heading off to the North Pole is the end of the movie, it’s not the end of ICE!
The next room, Frostbite Factory, had more wonderful ice carvings and explanations of how the ice sculptures were made, including a live demonstration by several ICE! artisans.
The final sculpture room depicted a larger-than-life Nativity scene in clear ice. It was incredibly beautiful, and the detail on each carving was stunning. Keep in mind these photos barely capture this awe-inspiriting room.
After returning our coats to the attendants, we picked up our Frosty the Snowman Scene souvenir photo taken earlier. It’s $25.00 for just the print, $35.00 for a print and a digital copy on a USB key.
In the gift shop area, I purchased a T-shirt depicting ICE! with Frosty the Snowman for $16.00. I also visited the other features of ICE! including rooms designated for meeting Santa and Gingy’s gingerbread decorating.
ICE! featuring Frosty the Snowman was a wonderful experience. Frosty the Snowman is such a beloved holiday classic, and for this brief time, I felt like I was immersed in the movie. It brought back memories of when I was a child and we watched the movie every December in our family room. I thoroughly enjoyed each larger-than-life scene and the amazing detail that the artisans were able to sculpt.
I recommend that you and your family make ICE! a part of your Central Florida holiday tradition — there is truly nothing like it anywhere else in Florida!
ICE! is open daily from November 23, 2013 through January 5, 2014. The exhibit starts at 10:00am and closing hours vary so check the calendar for specific dates. Coats are provided, hats and gloves are recommended, and long pants and closed-toe shoes are required.
General admission pricing is $29.99 for adults (ages 13+) , $28.99 for seniors (ages 55+), and $16.99 children (ages 4-12); kids ages 3 and under are free. Visit the official ICE! site to learn more: www.ChristmasAtGaylordPalms.com.
More tips for making the most out of your trip to ICE!
1. Buy your tickets in advance and try your best to figure out how to get a discount, as there are many available (especially in November and early December). Promos can be found on the ICE! page at GaylordHotels.com, on their Twitter account, and on their Facebook page.
2. Avoid the weekends. ICE! brings in a huge local crowd, and of course the local crowd tends to show up on weekends. To be able to experience this event with minimal waiting, try to go during the week — and as always, the earlier in the season you go, the better.
3. You gotta pay for parking. As of this posting it’s $18 for self parking and $24 for valet. The only way to get out of the on-site parking fee is to eat a full meal at one of Gaylord Palms’ full-service restaurants — or have someone drop you off.
4. Try to schedule your visit when you can enjoy all the complimentary entertainment in their main atrium. If you visit ICE! and stay for the Luminescence Christmas show and have time to stroll around the resort — making your visit a several-hour affair — then all of a sudden $100 for your family’s admission and $18 for parking doesn’t feel quite as bad. Keep in mind that the free entertainment does not run every day, so be sure to call 407-586-4423 to confirm the show schedule.
ICE! 2013 featuring Frosty the Snowman – photo gallery
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Qatar- Ashghal to Hold Social Meeting at Al Khor and Dhakira Municipality
(MENAFN- Qatar News Agency) The Public Works Authority (Ashghal) will hold a social meeting at Al Khor and Al Dhakhira Municipality as part of the Authority's effort to maintain contacts with the public.
The meeting, due to be held on Wednesday morning at Al Khor Club, aims at increasing the awareness of residents and owners of neighbouring commercial and business establishments about projects being carried out by Ashghal within Al Khor and Al Dhakira Municipality as well as stages of infrastructure projects, roads and public buildings in the area.
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Wake up to a panoramic sunrise. Go for a game of golf in your backyard, cool off with an afternoon swim in your infinity pool. Sail out to sea to catch the evening breeze and return in time for a dinner party by the waterfront. This is the ultimate lifestyle that is Sentosa Cove.
These exclusive bungalows are designed to resonate to the song of the sea and reflect the refined lifestyle of the privileged few. A private lift takes you to any floor of your six-bedroom abode. Relax in the master bedroom, an expanse of indulgence occupying one entire level. Glass windows offer unobstructed sea views while internal courtyards reinforce the enchanting landscape that surrounds each bungalow.
Sitting on the southeastern coast of Sentosa Island, only 20 minutes from the city and less than 10 minutes drive to Vivo City, with world-class integrated resorts and marina facilities, this coastal residential community houses three exclusive bungalows by TG Development, each encapsulating what paradise is: arresting and ethereal.
The use of dark timber, marble and granite adds a touch of sophistication to the tropical mood.
While an infinity pool draws towards a vantage view of the waterway and private dock, a waterfall cascades down to the basement’s reflection pond, creating a dramatic focal point and cool ventilation for the entertainment room.
Whether it’s playtime with the kids or an introspective moment, one can take pleasure in nature’s resplendent glory. The address says it all and its beauty is unsurpassed, but what is priceless must be the paradise you can call home.
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I have some new shop goodies for you today! Some new Wing Ding sets and some funky new earrings!
"Flying Raindrops"- WOW, so much fun huh?! I just love this design! I bet you can see why! They are full of wonderful negative space for interest and they are so light weight!
"Rainbow Falls"- SUPER spirally fun and rainbows, of course! I love these swirly spacers. The rainbow colors make it great for matching to every outfit ;)
Wing Dings "Crantangerine"- Yummy pink, orange and coral! I picked my favorites for this set including some sparkly tangerine :D
Wing Dings "Cream and Sugar"- super neutral in wonderful warm ivory tones with a bit of blush.
Wing Dings "Juicy Melon"- Lime and PINK?! What? I know, not my normal mix(it's usually aqua ;), but super BRIGHT and delicious!
Wing Dings"Lime and Apricots"- Remember that earthy brownish, orangish, and limeish set I listed a few weeks ago? Well this baby is it's bright evil twin ;)
WHAT ELSE IS NEW?...
Well I am SUPER EXCITED to tell you that Gail's first soup ARRIVED! It turns out that when we shipped from the postal machine the package was never scanned in. This means our package was a phantom sneaking by under the wire. It showed up in Kearny, NJ for a bit before finally making it "home" to Gail. We are both SO relieved!
WOW! Now look at all of the fun things Gail will have to work with for her soup! I can't wait to see what she creates!!
A NEW RECYCLED DESIGN....
So my roommate, Jodi's birthday is this Saturday. I was trying to think of what to make her for her special day. While creating my pieces with my bead soup, I used one of the elements in her design!
Here were my materials. I took one of her old wine bottles that she had her special wine in(one she created and bottled at a local winery), some of her saved wine bottle corks and some scrabble tiles I had in my stash.
I made THESE along with some wine charms like the cork earrings you see on the left. So from left to right: Wine cork earrings the cool wine stained side of the cork(I used the clean sides for the wine charms), glass droplet headpins made from her melted down wine bottle, a mixed-media pendant with a spiral stamped lentil and glass headpin made from her melted down wine bottle, and a tortured scrabble tile with a decopaged wine bottles image on one side, and a set of spiral stamped lentil glass beads from her melted down bottle with recycled jewelry brass chain :D
OMG, aren't they SOOO cool?! I think I might need to make some of this stuff for my shop!
Here is a close-up of her pendant. I chose a "w" scrabble tile for "wine" and "White"(Jodi's last name). I was really excited to create this new tortured scrabble tile charm! I took the idea from the "U" I made in this sweet "Eye Love You" art frame and took it a step further by adding an image on one side!
Pretty sweet eh?!
Well thank so much for stopping by! I would love to hear what you think about the new shop additions and Jodi's presents!
Well I should be hopping in the shower! We are SUPER excited to be picking up our best friend, Lucas from the airport and going to the Mord Fustang party later! I am totally IN LOVE with his music! Have a listen!
Have an incredible weekend!
Talk with you soon.


If George Zimmerman had lived in any other state in America other than Florida, he would have been thrown in jail for the murder of unarmed child. Luckily for Zimmerman, executing black teenagers for running away from armed racists is deemed fair game in the Sunshine State, and Zimmerman walked free after murdering 17 year old Travyon Martin over a packet of skittles and an iced tea.
Now living an increasingly bizarre life filled with violent outrage and social ostracization, Zimmerman spends a good deal of time either threatening women with physical violence or trolling liberals on Twitter with overt displays of racism and misogyny.
His latest tweet (or retweet) appears to be designed to show that a) Zimmerman is a tough guy, and b) black people should be very afraid of him. For reasons only fellow psychopathic racists understand, Zimmerman thought it would be cool to post a picture of Travyon Martin's dead body to his thousands of Twitter followers:
It goes without saying that this is utterly, utterly horrific.
But this is not an isolated case as Zimmerman has engaged in several disturbingly violent and racist altercations since killing Martin. Zimmeran has threatened his estranged wife with a gun, punched his step father, been charged with aggravated assault against an ex girlfriend and got involved in a bizarre shooting incident over a road rage incident. Zimmerman has also gone into business selling confederate flag art with a gun supplier who runs a 'Muslim Free' store in Inverness, Florida, and posting things like this in the wake of national tragedies:
You'll notice the "Hussein" jibe along with other, more overtly racist slurs like this:
Zimmerman clearly finds posting deeply offensive images of his murder victim funny and sees nothing wrong with comparing the nation's first black president with a Baboon. This is a psychotic pattern of behavior, and it isn't exactly a stretch to see this panning out in a very, very nasty way.
How long before his racist rage and extreme insensitivity towards those he hurts manifests itself in something as serious as another murder of another undeserving victim? The warning signs are there and with his latest social media monstrosity, Zimmerman appears to be more unhinged than ever. Because let us not forget, George Zimmerman genuinely is a murderer. He chased Trayvon Martin down while he was running away after receiving explicit orders from the police not to. For those of you who don't remember, here's the transcript of the call:
Dispatcher: He’s running? Which way is he running?
Zimmerman: Down towards the other entrance to the neighborhood.
Dispatcher: Which entrance is that that he’s heading towards?
Zimmerman: The back entrance… fucking (unclear)
Dispatcher: Are you following him?
Dispatcher: Ok, we don’t need you to do that.
Zimmerman did follow him, and Martin died shortly thereafter. In a sane part of the world, he would have been convicted of attacking Martin and not the other way around. The 'stand-your-ground' law gave Zimmerman a free pass, and he is now on the loose with access to more firearms. He has killed before, and there's no reason to believe he won't do it again.


Hmmm, someone who actively tries to be like Boy George in high school gets teased? Shocker. Find out who it is after the jump...Lady Gaga recently told the Daily Express that she felt like a freak in high school, and consequently seeks to encourage her fans to let their freak flags fly.
"I like to create this atmosphere for my fans where they feel like they have a freak in me to hang out with, and they don't feel alone."
She's asked Boy George to perform with her at the 02 arena in London next month.
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Cherry, Almond, and Chocolate Quick Bread
This bread is more dessert than breakfast, full of sweet chocolate chips and dried cherries, and topped with a sugared-almond topping. It makes a fantastic gift for holiday giving.
Position a rack in the lower third of the oven and heat the oven to 350°F. Butter and then flour the bottom and sides of a 6-cup (8-1/2 x 4-1/2-inch or 9 x 5-inch) loaf pan, tapping out any excess flour.
In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt. Whisk until well blended. Stir in the chocolate chips and dried cherries.
In a medium bowl, combine the buttermilk, eggs, and vanilla. Add the almond extract and whisk until blended. Pour the wet ingredients over the dry ingredients. Add the melted butter. Using a silicone spatula, gently fold until blended.
Scrape the batter into the prepared pan and spread evenly.
Sprinkle the almonds evenly over the batter, gently patting them in so they adhere.
Bake, rotating halfway through, until the top is golden and a wooden skewer or toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean, 50 to 55 minutes.
Let cool in the pan on a rack for 30 minutes. Invert the bread and remove the pan, turn the bread right side up, and let cool completely.
Dust with confectioners’ sugar. Store, covered, at room temperature for up to 2 days.


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Advancements in financial technology have established a clear-cut niche in online Forex trading. The likelihood of possibly incurring losses while trading with online brokers has made online trade an activity preferential to everyone. This brings to the foe the need for traders understand the risks to evaluate their financial position, and if help is needed, exclusive financial advice can be sourced from registered financial advisers F1 PRO is one of the companies that have leveraged on this niche providing a number of financial services through their web based platform F1PRO.com.
The Forex broker offers a number of trading services for shares, Forex, indices, and commodities. On the other hand, their range of markets also spans metals and energies. The platform provides traders with an environment to understand their online trading, their range of markets, trading tools and how to get started. Currently, F1 PRO services serve a diverse range of markets: the UK, Asia, Europe and the US dealing with a number of world currencies.
To help users trade on the stocks, CFDs, futures, and currencies, the company’s trading platform is powered by Meta Trader 4, which allows customers trade from the computer or the mobile app version. The Forex broker offers traders three trading tools; market data, online tools and technical analysis. Market data tools comprise economic calendar, earning calendar and market holidays while the online tools comprise calculators and a dashboard. The platform also offers traders a technical analysis tool Autochartist. Besides other forms of trading, traders can also have the option of Algo trading.
To get started on www.f1pro.market an investor can either begin by practicing online or start trading immediately depending on their investment prowess. For first time traders, they can begin by opening a demo account and learn the basics of online trading, establish how to manage risk while having a feel of the range of tools offered. Once a trader is set, the platform gives traders info on asset classes available and access to trading costs and payment methods.
Apart from the trading specifications enlisted to traders including Forex, futures, indices, shares, metals and energies, the platform offers execution and leverage info. This consists of information on Meta Trader 4 order execution, F1PRO markets order execution, leverage information and firms’ corporate actions. F1Pro.Market maintains an archive of educational resources and tutorials, alongside forecasts and market reports, which give investment insights to traders to traders on the platform. Only those above the ages of eighteen have exclusive access with account opening subject to verification of identification documents. This ensures that trading on the platform is under the full responsibility of the trader with consequences thereof born by the investor.
The company maintains also maintains a customer support platform for their clients. This can be done via feedback forms on the website or by a live chat with the representatives of the firm. However, like all other online Forex brokerage firms in the market, F1Pro.The market assumes to liability for consequences accruing due to information they offer. More information on the brokerage firm can access from the company website www.f1pro.market on how they navigate the online investment environment with traders.

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The once celebrated writer Michael (Liam Neeson) is stuck in a creative low. He simply does not want to succeed in his latest work. In a hotel in Paris he hopes to find the necessary peace to finish the book. But when his lover Anna (Olivia Wilde) shows up, his emotional world gets so mixed up that it's no longer possible to think of sensible writing. At the same time, American businessman Scott (Adrien Brody) in Italy tries to steal the latest designs from major fashion houses. Just when his mission seems to have been successfully completed, he meets the hypothermic but extremely seductive Monika (Moran Atias) in a bar - an encounter with consequences that could change his life forever. Former soap actress Julia (Mila Kunis), on the other hand, is trying to get her life back under control. This is extremely important, because it is important for her to get the right to visit her son again. But after a terrible incident, for which Julia seems to be to blame, her ex-husband, the successful artist Rick (James Franco), has all the trumps in his hand. As hard as Julia's lawyer Theresa (Maria Bello) tries, she seems to have lost her last chance long ago. Three stories in three cities that seem to have nothing to do with each other but are nevertheless inseparably linked…
After "L.A. Crash", Oscar winner Paul Haggis has once again staged an episode drama with "Third Person", the individual storylines of which reveal their direct connection only at the end. While the three stories have themes such as failed relationships, lost children, or dark shadows of the past, they are also about the future. But other connections are not recognizable. But then the storylines seem to mix with each other. For example, Julia appears in Michael's hotel room to clean up - but he's in Paris, while Julia actually works in a New York hotel. And Scott and the writer suddenly have a lot in common.
The viewer can only guess what all this means in the end. It is true that the staging here is not very subtle, especially in terms of symbolism. Nevertheless, many things remain in the dark and one can only guess which picture should come out at the end of this sometimes very tough puzzle. The problem here is not that the film is too heady. Rather, Haggis simply doesn't want to succeed this time in emotionally involving the audience in the stories. As good as the actors play, as captivating as the visual language is and as good as some scenes are built up, the overall construction seems to be cool and bulky. The story of Julia, for example, is in itself a great emotional cinema, especially as Mila Kunis delivers a really intense performance. And yet it's just hard to empathize with her and get carried away by her fate.
"Third Person" has very good moments, that's out of the question. The ensemble drama is also really interesting in itself, especially as it remains in the memory for a long time after the end and inspires one to interpret it oneself. However, there are too many lengths, too few really stirring scenes, which clearly reduces the entertainment value of the episode film. Those who simply want to see good acting cinema in elegant pictures will undoubtedly get their money's worth here. But those who also hope for a thoroughly convincing and engaging story will not be able to do much with this work. Therefore: Despite a certain quality only conditionally worth seeing!
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News that Amazon is looking for another city to host its second headquarters has Mayor Ganim and Fairfield Selectman Mike Tetreau very interested to be home to the largest Internet-based retailer in the world. “We believe that the City of Bridgeport and Fairfield County have the attributes and meet the criteria that Amazon is looking for as evidence displayed in the analysis done by Market Watch, which publicized 12 cities throughout the country, Bridgeport is one of those cities selected,” explained Mayor Ganim.
Fairfield First Selectman Mike Tetreau stated, “We are keenly interested to attract a world-renowned company like Amazon to advance Fairfield County as a potential site for its second corporate headquarters.”
The City of Bridgeport and Fairfield are excited about Amazon's announcement and Bridgeport's noted optimum position. Both Ganim and Tetreau look forward to pursuing this opportunity to be a future reality that will bring jobs and strengthen economic growth for the region. Following the news Friday posted in MarketWatch with the people’s "vote now” survey, Bridgeport ranks second to be Amazon’s HQ2 with 13% of the popular vote.

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text: The house (basement, ground floor, one storey and attic) was built in 1930 - 1931, on a plan drawn by the architect Coloman Halász. It’s a modernist style building, with a sloping tiled roof, having rectangular "skylights, and a bow window that sticks out from the south-western corner of the storey. The Memorial House is opened to public view in an apartment on the ground floor (3 show-rooms and 1 storage room - for documents). The offices and another storage room - for books, furniture and objects - are organized in the basement. "Ştefan Baciu" Memorial House is the first museum dedicated to a Romanian exile personality: Ştefan Baciu (Braşov, 1918 -... 1993, Honolulu - Hawaii) - poet, essayist and memoirs writer, journalist, art critic, translator, diplomat, and university professor. The Memorial shelters about 10,000 items: works of decorative and fine arts (Biedermeier furniture, porcelain, ivory, paintings), photos, 3,700 books (in Romanian, Latin, German, French, English, Spanish and Portuguese languages) and over 1,800 manuscripts and documents which belonged not only to the poet but to his entire family: Ioan Baciu (the poet’s father), Elisabeth Sager Baciu (mother) Ioana Baciu Mărgineanu (sister), Mira Simian Baciu (wife) and Ovidiu-Corneliu Mărgineanu (brother-in law - the founder of the museum).The focus of attention is on the bookcase, because there are on display approximately 1,900 books and magazines (mention should be made of some copies of Mele - "an international poetry letter", which contains original works in as many as 8 to 10 languages/issue), and on three of the six showcases (the first Romanian prints of the poet’s work, some editions in Spanish and Portuguese and some diplomas).

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On December 23, 2019, Massimo Cavalletti will sing the role of Marcello in La bohème at the Teatro Giuseppe Verdi Salerno, in a production by Jean Daniel Lavalle and under the musical direction of Maestro Daniel Oren, the first of a series of three performances running through December 30, 2019. He will sing alongside Carmen Giannattasio as Mimì, Valentin Ditiuk as Rodolfo, Hasmik Torosyan as Musetta, Carlo Striuli as Colline and Biagio Pizzuti as Schaunard.
The role of Marcello has been accompanying Massimo Cavalletti since the beginning of his career, as he has performed it to constant wide acclaim in numerous top tier international opera companies and festivals, including the Teatro alla Scala, the Metropolitan Opera, the Teatro Regio Turin, the Rome Opera, the Salzburg Festival, the Edinburgh Festival, to name but a few. His appearances as Marcello in Salsburg, Turin and Valencia have also been released on DVD/Blu-Ray.
The Tuscan baritone made his Teatro Verdi Salerno debut as Figaro in Il barbiere di Siviglia in the 2018/19 season and returned in October and November of this year as Conte di Luna in Il trovatore.
After this Bohème, Massimo Cavalletti’s upcoming engagements include Conte di Luna in Il trovatore at the Teatro alla Scala Milan and at the Macerata Opera Festival, Marcello in La bohème at the Teatro Regio Turin, and his role debut as De Siriex in Fedora at the Teatro alla Scala.
Information about La bohème at the Teatro Verdi Salerno:
Mimì: Carmen Giannattasio; Rodolfo: Valentin Ditiuk; Marcello: Massimo Cavalletti; Musetta: Hasmik Torosyan; Colline: Carlo Striuli; Schaunard: Biagio Pizzuti; Benoit, Alcindoro: Angelo Nardinocchi.
Daniel Oren, conductor; Jean Daniel Lavalle, stage director
Performances: December 23, 28, 30, 2019


JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – This weekend the weather will be sunny and expect to see the Blue Angels pull out all their tricks. Flying at speeds up to 700 miles and as close as 18 inches from each other, weather is critical to the success of Blue Angels safety.
Visibility is the primary concern and the biggest factor on the types of maneuvers you may see. As long as pilots see at least three and a half miles, the Blue Angels will fly in rain unless it reduces visibility or becomes severe.
Three various programs are flown determined by cloud base called ceiling. Often the plan is decided shortly before the show begins. The "high show" is performed using the entire 15,000 feet of vertical airspace and includes all the aerobatics you are used to seeing. As clouds drop the show eliminates some aerobatics typically when the ceiling hovers around 4500 feet in the "low show." Don't expect to see any upward maneuvers with the "flat show" during overcast 1000 foot ceilings.
When conditions are borderline the lead solo will maneuver a left or right 360 roll in a stunt called the Dirty Roll to determine the weather conditions. Maneuvers are often flown higher during the first half of the season but can drop down to 200' as the season progresses.
Tragic accidents happen like the fatal crash during last summers air show in Tennessee. Investigations into what caused Capt. Jeff Kuss's jet to crash showed he was concerned about billowing clouds at 3,000 feet. The report said he asked a fellow pilot before takeoff if he could attempt the high-performance climb with clouds in the flight path.
"Weather conditions and fatigue were contributing causal factors, but ultimately, the mishap was due to pilot error." according to Navy Vice Admiral Shoemaker's report on the crash.
Streaks of jet smoke help solo pilots keep track of each other during haze or low visibility. This safety measure also highlights the flight track for spectators.
Contrails from high altitude jets are different from the smoke produced by the Blue Angels. Both pose no harm to the environment or humans. Heated air coming out of jet engines above 26,000 feet condense water into ice crystal contrail clouds. The Blue Angels fly low so smoke is produced by pumping biodegradable, paraffin-based oil directly into the exhaust nozzles of the aircraft, where the oil is vaporized into smoke.
Cold air doesn't stop the show but when temperatures drop to 40 or below the F/A 18's get stored in a hanger.
Temperatures at the coast this weekend will be in the low to mid 70s with breezy NE winds gusting to 25 mph Saturday. Don't expect perfect bikini weather but it should be great for flying.


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Summit on Farm Machinery Technology
Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Narendra Singh Tomar on 27th April inaugurated the Summit on Farm Machinery Technology, organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and the Tractor and Mechanisation Association (TMA) in New Delhi.
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In his address, Tomar said, there are about 85 percent of small farmers in the country, who should get the benefit of technology and machinery.
From 2014-15 to 2022-23, an amount of six thousand 120 crore 85 thousand rupees has been released to the states for various activities like training, testing, establishment of CHCs, hi-tech hubs and farm machinery banks.
Apart from this, 15 lakh 24 thousand lakh agricultural machinery and equipment have been distributed through state governments at subsidized rates, which include tractors, power tillers and automated machinery.
The summit was attended by stakeholders including original equipment manufacturers, policy planners, suppliers, and product development and design firms.
About Confederation of Indian Industry (CII)
CII is a non-profit and non-governmental organisation.
The objective of CII is to achieve a conducive environment for the development of industry and civil society in India.
It was established in 1895.
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Our family has converted! We are now dog people! After putting together a 30 slide power point presentation for Loving Husband (no lie) we got him on board to the idea of getting a dog. Because every kid needs a dog!
Loving Husband wanted a puppy and I wanted a cairn terrier and a dog from a shelter. It seemed to be fate that right after LH got on board we found a litter that was ready to go home with two pups still unclaimed from the litter. So we went to have a look!
Having studied up we went through several 'tests' with the dog to ensure that it wasn't a dog that was overly nervous, skiddish, aggressive, etc.. He passed all the tests and I think best of all he was raised in a foster home with small kids that loved and smothered them excessively and so our pup was more than happy. Yes, our little guy was on the smaller size from the litter. He was one of five puppies to be born to a cairn terrier mix who was found wandering in a park. His mama delivered the next day in the shelter and then all of them went to live at their foster home until adoption day.
Our little guy weighed in at 2.2lbs at 8 weeks and was neutered! Eep! Sad day for the tiny guy... but coming from a shelter it's their policy so that they prevent future unwanted litters. It makes sense but it is still a little sad. I digress! So he was neutered on a Friday and that Sunday we went to have a look-see! As I mentioned above he was perfect for us and although smaller than our desired dog, he stole our hearts and we took him home. On our ride home we began to go through names and after going through several options we moved onto photography terms and came across Pixel! It was perfect. So by the time we headed to the pet store to buy his food we knew his name and so we got his tag! :)
In his foster home he had been in a pin with his brothers and sisters and adults in the home said 'good night' at 8pm and then good morning at 5am. This was a bit of a transition for us all the first week. We crate trained Pixel and the first two nights we had him in a pin with his crate inside and the door open. He happily slept in his crate from the start with no issue. Night three we closed the crate and eliminated the pin and he slept through the night our 9 week old puppy slept all night and was even starting to stretch out his sleep pushing past 6am. After a week or two he was finally on track with the rest of the family with a more reasonable 7am(ish) start. :)
Pixel loves to play fetch and aside from not wanting to drop whatever he retrieved he's pretty good at it! He has recently learned to 'speak' - which is good - now we can concentrate on 'quiet' :) but to be fair he's a pretty good dog and isn't a yapper. He barks when he's excited and playing, when he needs to go potty, or is trying to get our attention. He is still uber hyper when meeting new people and is very much a puppy.
Pixel the first few weeks of his life with us were full of medicine! Poor dog needed some ear drops twice a day and he caught kennel cough somewhere along the way and required a 2 week round of 2x a day oral antibiotics. Thankfully he and I got into a routine and he actually was very good at taking the antibiotic meds... The ear drops depended on the day and his level of angst - but we got through it and he's a happy and good to go puppy!
I have to give this puppy props because on the 4th of July (his first holiday!) He did not care one bit about the war zone that was going on in our neighborhood... and when I say war zone I am talking about 7-10 different neighbors within visible distance from one another lighting off professional sized mortars over and over and over. He didn't budge and went to sleep no problem.
He's a great dog and a happy new addition to our family - even if logistically he does take a little extra planning as a result. :) The kids love him and Morgan only took a few days to warm up to him. Pixel does jump and bite on them (playfully in his mind) and so there is still more work to be done, but overall they all get along great!
Pixel is a typical puppy that requires training to break habits of biting, jumping, etc. :) I am happy to report that just in the last week - Week 14 - so 5 weeks after having Pixel in our home I am feeling more confident that he's finally "getting" potty training. I think a large hurdle for that is that he finally has learned that he CAN in fact get down off the deck and go in the yard. Silly dog. He's tiny, but he's not THAT tiny. :)
Now the BIGGEST question - what IS he? His mama was a carin terrier mix. But his papa?? Originally it was guessed that he was a chihuahua, but that is less and less likely - next guess was a toy or mini Australian Shepard because of his general look and the natural bobtail that he has. Most recently yorkie or sheltie has been tossed around. Anyone else care to weigh in? :)
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Vehicle2000 Mitsubishi Galant LS V6 4dr Sedan
ReviewI bought this car brand new in Jan. 01. It was great for the first 4-5 years. Fun to drive, great pickup and sound system. Traction control works great in the snow. I did all required maintenance at the dealership. First, the horn stopped working (sensor in the steering wheel had to be replaced in 04). Then the hood started rusting from the inside out together with several seams in the engine compartment. The hood was replaced by Mitsubishi but I had to pay for paining and installation ($400). The struts had to be replaced at 105,000 miles together with wheel bearings and other parts of the front suspension (total cost with new tires $2,200). The car is only worth $3,500.
Best FeaturesNice pickup, sound system, looks, all power
Worst FeaturesBetter rust proofing, it needs a light in the middle of the passenger cabin, better quality of the leather on the seats (mine started cracking after about 4 years)
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COLUMBUS—As the fallout from Joe Biden’s disastrous decision to cancel student debt mounts, Taylor Sappington made perhaps the most elitist, out of touch case for student loan forgiveness yet.
He thinks he has “earned” student loan forgiveness and wants taxpayers to pay off HIS debts.
While attempting to seem relatable, this is an incredibly stupid tactic coming from someone who wants to have financial oversight of state funds and hold public officials accountable.
But that doesn’t matter to Democrats who know they are going to lose, because all that matters is tarnishing JD Vance, a Marine Corps veteran who got his start at The Ohio State University on the GI Bill.
“Where did the Ohio Democrat Party find this guy? Taylor Sappington is an entitled child, and it is embarrassing that he is telling taxpayers that he believes he has ‘earned’ the right for Ohioans to pay off his debt.”—ORP Spokesman Dan Lusheck

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Lana Del Rey treated fans to a surprise today by sharing the first single from her upcoming album – the titular track ‘Honeymoon.’ Like tracks from Ultraviolence, ‘Honeymoon’ is a more stripped back and haunting sound for Lana that feels authentic, despite being a departure from her debut Born to Die.
‘Honeymoon’ clocks in at nearly 6 minutes and is a taste of what’s to come from the album. As magically ethereal and eerie as ‘Honeymoon’ is, it doesn’t best Lana’s own ‘Young and Beautiful’ – but time will tell if other songs on Honeymoon live up to high expectations. Taking to her Instagram account, honeymoon, Lana shared the following about the song and the upcoming album:
Here it is, the first and title track off my record – Honeymoon. In some ways I feel it’s where the record begins and ends… there are so many other tracks on the record, 13 others to be exact- Some with a muddy trap energy and some inspired by late-night Miles Davis drives… But I love this song because it encapsulates all of the things that come naturally to me.
Listen to ‘Honeymoon’ above. Are you excited for Lana’s new music?


Welcome to the Friday edition of The South Shore’s Morning News. Here’s what we’re working on:
At 6:41, we’ll get a preview of the weekend’s box office offerings from the Entertainment Tonight newsroom in Hollywood.
Then at 7:11, it’s time to let you know “What to do with the Kids” this weekend. Lisa and Rob will run down the list of family events.
And at 8:11, we’ll talk gardening gift ideas with Roni the Master Gardener with some wonderful holiday gift ideas presented by “Nessralla’s Farm” in Marshfield. Visit them online at www.nessrallasfarm.com


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Post Malone, a rapper, is the latest celebrity to embrace nonfungible tokens. He promotes a major NFT project as well as a cryptocurrency company.
Malone’s latest collaboration with The Weeknd was a music video for “One Right Now”. He purchased an NFT from Bored Ape Yacht Club, (BAYC), which has one of the largest NFT collections in the world and 10,000 digital collectibles that live on the Ethereum blockchain.
The video shows Malone buying the NFT through MoonPay, a fintech startup that provides cryptocurrency payments infrastructure. After its first venture capital round, the firm plans to achieve a valuation of $3.4billion.
The music video was released on Monday and has been viewed over 5,000,000 times.
Malone also purchased two Bored Apes, for 160 Ether (ETH), ($682,000 in TikTok videos from MoonPay).
One video reflects the purchase price of the BAYC NFT 9039 for 85ETH ($362,000). It has more than 90,000 views as of this writing. Another video includes the NFT of the “One Right Now” music video, the BAYC NFT 961 which was purchased for 75 ETH (320,000).
Malone didn’t spend any money on the NFTs, but he did spend some time promoting the NFT series. The address that owns the Bored Apes NFTs in the OpenSea NFT Marketplace has previously received 175 Ethereum from MoonPay in two separate transactions. Malone received an additional 15 ETH ($64,000) and the amount was spent immediately on purchasing the BAYC NFTs from OpenSea.
Malone’s address has been verified on Etherscan. He then continued to make OpenSea purchases, adding more Ethereum from Coinbase last Wednesday.
Related: OpenSea volumes go wild as collectors pour back into Bored Ape yacht club NFTs
Yuga Labs founded Bored Ape Yacht Club in April 2021. It is one of the most popular NFT projects and has reportedly made over $1 billion in trading in its first year. BAYC, after Mutant Ape Yacht Club (and Axie Infinity) is the third-largest NFT collection in the world at the time of writing. According to CryptoSlam data, BAYC’s daily trading volume is more than $12.6 million at the time of writing.
BAYC is gaining popularity in the music industry. Projects like Kingship, a digital metaverse band, plan to use four NFTs from this collection. They are inspired by Gorillaz, a popular cartoon group.
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A state bill, designed to make it a criminal act to abuse or neglect vulnerable adults, will be heard on Tuesday, Jan. 21.
Imagine this. After years of struggling to save North Point Government Center Park in Dundalk, it's still here to be enjoyed thanks to the wisdom of the Maryland Board of Public Works.
Kudos the residents who actively continue to question these kinds of dealings.
"Thus, contrary to expectations promoted by both the U.S. Department of Education and the Maryland State Department of Education, reductions in school removals had been accompanied by increases, rather decreases, in ratios of the rates of blacks and students with disabilities to the rates of comparison groups."
Who would have thought that this is the man who would start a culture revolution? Or at least spark one?


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The growth of organic production in Ukraine amounted to 90% over the past five years. This was stated by Minister of agrarian policy and food of Ukraine Taras Kutovy, the press service of the agriculture Ministry.
“Organic production develops ultra-fast pace, but we want to make this process more systematic. The industry is one of the most dynamic. In the five years we have an increase of 90%, ” Kutovoy said.
The head of the agricultural Ministry reported that today, manufacturers of organic products treated with 400 thousand hectares.
“I believe that this figure could be increased several times absolutely easy,” Kutovoy said.
See also: Ukraine ranked second in the world in wheat yields
The Minister also said that the agriculture Ministry has developed and the Cabinet of Ministers supported the law in order to develop organic production.


by Amit Shilton
One goalie has been shown the door and another welcomed as head coach Mick Mitrovic tries to turn around his beleaguered pucks program.
While goalies Joel Schriver and Mark Furman are returning, Alex Turgeon-Côté was asked not to come back. Pierre Beaulieu has replaced Turgeon-Côté on the roster this season.
Turgeon-Côté was recruited by former Ryerson coach Ed Kirsten, who was released in December of 2004. Turgeon-Côté, a Montreal native, said that when Mitrovic took over the team, he didn’t feel as comfortable as a Ram.
“Mick didn’t really like me from the beginning,” he said. “I think Eddie (Kirsten) really liked me. With Mick, I didn’t feel it.”
Mitrovic made it clear to Turgeon-Côté that he wouldn’t be back this year.
“He thought he could play, he wasn’t able to play,” Mitrovic said.
Controversy stemmed from an incident where Turgeon-Côté was talking with the backup goalie of Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières before a game. Turgeon-Côté was talking, en français, with his childhood teammate.
“It’s not that I didn’t want to come back,” Turgeon-Côté said.
“I had a lot of fun with these guys,” he added. Turgeon-Côté is now playing for Métro-Gagnon, a semi-pro team near Quebec City. The team is scoring goals but searching for consistency between the pipes.
Meanwhile, Mitrovic said he is impressed with the Rams’s scoring ability and is looking for the goaltending to keep the team in their games.
“With the team that we had last year, we needed a wall to be in that net. Schriver could only stop so many shots. I need a goaltender that can make the easy saves 100 per cent of the time,” Mitrovic said.
Beaulieu, Turgeon-Côté’s replacement, spent last season playing in a tier-three Austrian pro league. The rookie was shaky in his first start, letting in seven goals in Ryerson’s 8-7 pre-season loss to Carleton University.
The Rams have tightened up defensively, which should help Schriver, who let in three goals in a 3-0 loss to Queen’s University last weekend.
“Schriver is the incumbent right now,” said Mitrovic of the returning goalie. “Right now it’s his position to lose. He played well last year for us.”
Mitrovic also had high praises for Furman, who joined the team as a walk-on last year.
“(Furman) has got cat-like reflexes. He is the most agile goaltender that we have,” Mitrovic said.
“He’s completely unorthodox and that is incredible. He was a walk-on last year. If he continues to play that way, then the number one spot is going to be difficult to determine.”
Last year, Turgeon-Côté, Schriver and Furman split playing time under both coaches. Mitrovic would like to play just Schriver or Furman if they stay consistent.
“If one goalie can go the entire 24 games, he’ll go the entire 24 games.”
Mitrovic hopes that the competition will encourage both Schriver and Furman’s play.
“I’d rather have two solid goaltenders that are interchangeable although I won’t play them that way. That keeps the other one going.”
The Rams open their season on Oct. 20 in Guelph.


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This is an all hands on deck moment. By next Friday, Congress needs to pass the Dream Act. We've been asking a lot of you lately, but this is a crisis.
Since Trump terminated the DACA program in September, more than 11,700 recipients have lost their protections. Over the next two weeks, another 2,000 young immigrants will lose DACA. We can't wait any longer.
It's been three months since the president terminated the DACA program. Already more than 11,000 DACA recipients have lost their status, their ability to work, and their protection from deportation. Every day that Congress fails to take action another 122 immigrant youth lose their DACA. This is a crisis.
'Tis the season to pass the Dream Act!
The future of over 800,000 immigrant youth is dependent on Congress passing the Dream Act. Over the weekend, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell stated “there is no crisis” prompting a legislative solution for Dreamers. That could not be further from the truth. Already, nearly 11,000 DACA recipients have lost their status. Each day that Congress fails to act, an estimated 122 additional DACA recipients lose their ability to work and are at risk of deportation.
As mothers, our priority is to keep our children safe and to help them achieve their dreams. We would do anything to ensure their protection and well-being. That's why we're calling on all moms in Tennessee to stand in solidarity with Dreamers' Moms and urge Congress to pass a clean Dream Act now!

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It's been a tumultuous couple of months here at the Indulged Furries' home with Mozart's coming and going, but we're back on track now. Raven has returned to her usual playful, quiet, "anywhere is a good place for nap" personality. My sensitive little girl is still a bit over-reactive to sounds, but I'm confident that will stop in a few more weeks. It's comforting to see her doing all her normal behaviors: playing with her toys, chasing her dad around the bedroom, and collapsing in the middle of the floor for a nap.
Sammi is also doing well. Several months ago her vet noticed a piece of root remaining in her gum from broken tooth. Since we were trying to get her bowel disease under control, the tooth had to wait until her overall condition impoved. Now that her bowel disease is better and she's at a healthier weight, we took her in to have that tooth taken care of. The vet decided it wasn't so bad that we had to deal with it right now, and he wasn't eager to put her under anesthesia just for this. The plan is to watch and wait until it starts bothering her or until she needs her teeth cleaned again. The anti-inflammatory medication she gets for her bowel disease may be helping keep that area of her gum less inflamed, so maybe it will be a while until we have to deal with it.
I haven't forgotten about our almost-brother Mozart. I visited him a few times in the shelter and after 2-1/2 weeks a rescue group took him and two other cats. So, he's out of the shelter, safe, and probably happier than he was here - frustrated at being unable to play with Sammi or even meet Raven. The vet agreed with me that he and Raven were probably giving each other kitty signals that made Raven afraid. I'll never know what the issue was, but I now know that Raven needs to be feel safe in her two-kitty-only home.


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The world mourns one of the best to ever do it, Simply the best if we do say so.
Singer Tina Turner, whose soul classics and pop hits like The Best and What’s Love Got to Do With It made her a superstar, has died at the age of 83. Turner had suffered a number of health issues in recent years including cancer, a stroke and kidney failure.
She rose to fame alongside husband Ike in the 1960s with songs including Proud Mary and River Deep, Mountain High. She divorced the abusive Ike in 1978 and went on to find even greater success as a solo artist in the 1980s.
Dubbed the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Tina Turner was famed for her raunchy and energetic stage performances and husky, powerful vocals.
Turner won eight Grammy Awards and was inducted into the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame in 2021 as a solo artist, having first been inducted alongside Ike Turner in 1991.
Upon her solo induction, the Hall of Fame noted how she had “expanded the once-limited idea of how a Black woman could conquer a stage and be both a powerhouse and a multidimensional being”.
Younger stars who have felt her influence include Beyoncé, Janet Jackson, Janelle Monae and Rihanna.
Many would describe Turner as a force to be reckoned with and that is nothing but the truth. Many Greats took to social media to share their memories of the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer.
American singer Gloria Gaynor, who also rose to fame in the 1960s, said
Turner “paved the way for so many women in rock music, black and white”.
There were also tributes from Supermodel Naomi Campbell, Basketball legend Magic Johnson and singers Kelly Rowland, Ciara and Blondie’s Debbie Harry.
The Rolling Stones frontman Sir Mick Jagger took to Instagram to share
Turner was “inspiring, warm, funny and generous” and helped him when he was young.
Sir Elton John, who in his autobiography wrote about the heated arguments the pair had while trying to work together in 1997, said
she was one of the world’s “most exciting and electric performers”.
Actress Viola Davis praised Turner as
“our first symbol of excellence and unbridled ownership of sexuality!!”
TINA TURNS RUGBY LEAGUE
Tina Turner is loved everywhere and no one would have ever thought that she would have had a hand populariser Rugby League in Australia. She led one of the most successful campaigns during her time and the big bosses at NRL constantly try to bring her back to perform at the grand finals. Let’s put it this way whenever we hear ‘The Best by Tina Turner” we instantly think of Rugby League.
The NRL currently has many Fijian players and players with Fijian descent on full time in each of the Clubs.
Tina’s life story spawned a 1993 biopic titled What’s Love Got To Do With It, which earned Angela Bassett an Oscar nomination for playing the star; and a hit stage musical – aptly titled Tina: The Musical. The whole film explains the ups and downs that she faced in the early part of her career. That was her divorce, the abuse suffered and her redemption towards her Solo career. She was also the subject of HBO documentary Tina in 2021.
In an interview with Marie Claire South Africa in 2018, Turner said:
“People think my life has been tough, but I think it’s been a wonderful journey. The older you get, the more you realise it’s not what happened, it’s how you deal with it.”
Everything has a season and much like the sun we will rise and one day, we will set. The only thing that will remain is our deeds and actions. Tina Turner has inspired millions and we will have her music


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Recap of week #2:
- Teacher: Koosje Koene
- Theme: Tackling your inner critic. Step outside your comfort zone. Draw in public. Don’t give up on a sketch. How to use colored pencils effectively.
- Homework: Draw something outside/in public. Draw a simple subject with colored pencils.
- My reaction:
- Drawing in public: Its not everyday that you see someone drawing in public. Its just not that common. So, I was a little worried that I would stick out, and then someone would notice me, and what if that someone thought it was silly that I was drawing in public or even worse, what if they thought my drawing was bad? This is the conversation that I have with myself whenever I consider drawing in public. But, I love the question that Koosje had us ponder…Why AM I so concerned about other peoples opinions about MY personal sketchbook?! I think it just boils down to a lack of confidence. Although, I’m happy to report that I’ve gradually started sketching more in public throughout the last few weeks and I’ve discovered that it isn’t nearly as scary as I thought it would be! In fact, most of the time people don’t even notice me. The few times that people have noticed me they either silently watch me draw for a short period of time or they give me a compliment on my work!
- Using colored pencils: My skills were a little rusty, but as I continued working on my colored pencil sketches it all started coming back to me. After working primarily in pen and watercolor off and on for the past few years it was definitely a challenge to switch back to colored pencils. It was a good test of my patience since colored pencil sketching requires a slower and more deliberate pace, but I found it to be somewhat meditative. I also became pretty obsessive about shading and blending the colors together. Overall, I enjoy using colored pencils but I think I’ll save them for situations when I’m not limited on time to sketch.
- Sketchbook Skool Facebook Group: I started interacting more on the SBS Facebook Group during week #2 and fell in love with the fun and supportive atmosphere! (Now, if only I could spend as much time sketching as I spend looking at and commenting on other people’s sketches…)
My sketches from week #2:
Thanks for following my journey! I would love to hear your thoughts about the themes from week #2. How do you overcome your inner critic? What are your thoughts about sketching in public? What are your favorite public places for sketching? Do you like using colored pencils? Why or why not? Leave a comment to share your thoughts!


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The meeting will take place in the Earle Recital Hall (Sage Hall, First Floor) at Smith College. Maps/Directions/Parking info are found under the Upcoming Meetings tab.
9:30-10:00 a.m. Refreshments and Registration
10:00 a.m. Welcome
Morning Session: The Dynamic Canon
"Surface and Depth": Beneath the Reception of Rudolph Reti's Thematic Process, A Mid-Century Interdisciplinary Theory of Music
Eric Elder (Brandeis University)
The place of Rudolph Reti’s 1951 book, The Thematic Process in Music, has been greatly understated in considerations of the history and development of current streams of musical thought. While frequently included in such outlines, the work’s long reception history, stretching from Vincent Persichetti (1951) and Alvin Bauman (1952) to Peter Kivy (1990) and beyond, is marked by a consistently high degree of subjectivity. Indeed, sixty-five years after its initial publication, The Thematic Process in Music has yet to be treated in a manner suggesting any substantial depth or meaningful affinity with trends—past or present—in musico-theoretical understanding. Along the way, Rudolph Reti has become a ready straw man, a veritable “foot-notorious” figure among scholars of music. But Reti, who acknowledged the novelty and crudeness of his study, provided well-placed cues for locating the work in its own intellectual context, thereby supplying an aid for grasping its fuller implications.
The present investigation illuminates these cues, namely, Reti’s prominent references to the English mathematician and father of process philosophy, Alfred North Whitehead. By directly comparing Reti’s words and analytical observations to the fundamental concepts and principles of Whitehead’s cosmological constructs, features of The Thematic Process in Music routinely dismissed as arbitrary gain new significance. Further, reinstating “process” in The Thematic Process in Music by treating it as purposeful within the context of Whitehead’s ontology of becoming points to Reti’s unrecognized role as a pioneer in developing cross-disciplinary approaches to understanding and relating to music. It also finds Reti’s theory in surprisingly sympathetic dialogue with important contributions to the continuing discourse on musical form as process, including Caplin’s concept of retrospective reinterpretation (1998), Hepokoski and Darcy’s sixteen propositions underlying Sonata Theory (2006), and Schmalfeldt’s notions of “becoming” and “the Beethoven-Hegelian tradition” (2011).
Eric Elder is a candidate for the PhD in Musicology at Brandeis University, where his working under the guidance of Dr. Allan Keiler. Eric holds a BM in Jazz and Commercial Music from Roosevelt University’s Chicago College of Performing Arts, an MA in Jazz History and Research from Rutgers University, and an MFA in Musicology from Brandeis. His primary research interests lie at the intersection of theory and analysis, history of theory, philosophy in musical thought, and music and meaning, particularly in the cultural milieux of fin-de-siècle Vienna and mid-century America. Eric is also keenly interested in eighteenth-century Viennese music, the music of Alban Berg, and nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century American popular music.
"I hope somebody cares for these minutiae": Women, "Smallness," and the Marginalization of English Music in the Long Nineteenth Century
Lidia Chang (Boston, MA)
Barring a few notable exceptions, English music between the eighteenth and twentieth centuries earns scant notice in music history textbooks, despite overwhelming evidence that England enjoyed a vibrant musical culture, especially during the Georgian era. However, I will argue that the English of this period were, in many respects, even more devoted to music-making than their continental counterparts. The problem, for England, was not that it made no music during this period, but that it made the wrong kind of music, and enjoyed it in the wrong ways. At a time when Germanic critics like E.T.A. Hoffmann and A.B. Marx were establishing grand, large-scale musical masterpieces (and the singular geniuses who created them) as the highest form of art, the English prioritized musical process over the musical work, and remained committed to music that could be played and enjoyed socially, in drawing rooms. I argue that England’s absence from the standard music history is due to three primary social issues: England’s complex and longstanding cultural anxieties regarding music’s supposed ability to feminize men and empower women; the invisibility of England’s most musical citizens (women); and a vibrant culture of domestic music-making (dominated by women) that was incompatible with the new aesthetic values of nineteenth-century Romanticism, which placed greater importance on the autonomous musical product than the malleable musical process.
A versatile musician and well-rounded scholar, Lidia Chang double majored in Flute Performance and Music History at the University of Massachusetts. She went on to earn a Master's in Historical Performance on the Baroque flute at McGill’s Schulich School of Music, and has recently completed a Masters in Historical Musicology at the University of Massachusetts. Lidia has the pleasure of performing as a soloist and with a number of period instrument ensembles including Ensemble Ad Libitum, Arcadia Players, and Ensemble Musica Humana, of which she is a founding member. Recently she has released two albums of Regency era dance music (Twelve Cotillions by Giovanni Gallini, 1770 and Country Dances by Thomas Skillern, 1781), which can be heard on the BBC’s recent adaptation of Poldark. As a scholar, Lidia’s primary focus is on the intersection of literature, gender, aesthetics, and music performance practices in the long nineteenth century. She has presented her research to great acclaim at the Jane Austen Society of North America’s annual and regional meetings, and at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Lidia is currently pursing a PhD in Musicology at the City University of New York.
Hidden in our Publications: New Concordances, Quotations, and Citations in Fourteenth-Century Music
Michael Scott Cuthbert (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
The overwhelming majority of known fourteenth- and early-fifteenth century music already appears in print. Over the past sixty years, using myriad manuscript and facsimile sources, the editors of series such as Polyphonic Music of the Fourteenth Century have identified many quotations and concordances among pieces. Since the completion of the major “M2” series, the vast majority of new concordances and new similarities have come from the discovery of new sources, primarily fragments. Yet with almost 2,500 pieces from the period already discovered, giving over 3 million pairs of pieces which could have connections, is it not possible that many citations have been missed?
This paper says, “Yes.” By pairing a new database of transcriptions of over 80% of the known repertory from 1300–1420 with the music21 software toolkit, I have been able to identify over fifty definitive cases of quotation, citation, borrowing, or previously unknown concordances. The paper begins with a brief explanation of the methodology of identifying citations computationally, but focuses primarily on the implications for musicology of ten of these citations.
Among the most important discoveries are: an unknown use of parody by Ciconia, new polyphony in the Tournai Mass manuscript, new concordances for Zachara da Teramo and Hubertus de Salinis, citations between Credos by Feragut and Tapissier, and five new identifications of earlier repertories on the back of initial letters of the manuscript Bologna Q15. Two new identifications of Italian composers for what were previously assumed to be French works give further evidence to recent theories that much of the anonymous French repertory of the post-Machaut period is of Italian origin.
Michael Scott Cuthbert is Associate Professor of Music at MIT. His work focuses on medieval music, computational approaches to musicology, and occasionally the intersection of the two. Formerly on the faculties of Smith College and Mount Holyoke College, Cuthbert is the winner of the Rome Prize, a Villa I Tatti Fellowship, and the Radcliffe Fellowship.
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"Reinterpreting the 'Drowned Woman'": Feminist Readings of Isabelle Aboulker's Femmes en Fable
Rachael Lansang (Rutgers University)
“It is nothing, only a drowned woman.” This well-known French idiom is derived from “La Femme Noyée,” one of the fables from Jean de la Fontaine’s famous seventeenth-century collection. The texts of these fables, compiled from international folklore and other fabulists like Aesop, are regarded as morality tales for children, and are often dismissed as archaic and patriarchal. The stories usually feature animals, and sometimes humans, confronting difficult moral quandaries.
Musical settings of these tales abound, and French composer Isabelle Aboulker (b. 1938) wrote no fewer than three large-scale vocal works based on Fontaine’s famous Fables: the first is for children’s voices, and accompanies an illustrated children’s book. The second is a quasi-staged reading for three singers and a small chamber ensemble. The third, Femmes en Fables, is a cycle of four songs scored for a medium female voice and piano; it stands apart from these others as it sets texts featuring only female protagonists. Aboulker’s works are known in France, but the wider musical community would benefit from exposure to her socially conscious, carefully crafted music, which represents a new phase in the tradition of the French modernism encompassing Fauré, Massenet, Les Six, and Aboulker’s own grandfather, Henry Février .
Aboulker’s setting provides stunning feminist insight into the famous stories. I argue that the interpretation of stories about women in settings by a female composer and performances by a female singer enables a new perspective. Aboulker, through various scalar, harmonic, and formal techniques, emphasizes new aspects of the narratives in ways that thwart long-held misogynistic readings. The composer’s approach to the text setting, combined with the interpretive forces of a female voice, provides a musical space that can accommodate multiple, simultaneous, and synthesized viewpoints of the female experiences depicted in the stories.
Rachael Lansang is a PhD candidate in Musicology at Rutgers University. She received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in vocal performance at the University of Connecticut. Her research interests include the intersection of gender studies and twenty-first century song, as well as opera and musical theater in the United States. An active performer, specializing in operatic and contemporary repertoire, she is a member of the C4: the Choral Composer/Conductor Collective, based in New York City, and has performed with New Jersey State Opera, Regina Opera of Brooklyn, Hartford Opera Theater, the Baltimore Bach Society, and more.
The Topos of Jealousy in Late Sixteenth-Century Ferrarese Culture: Luzzaschi’s Setting of Tasso's “Geloso amante” (1576)
Emiliano Ricciardi (University of Massachusetts-Amherst)
Elizabethan Traces in Appalachia? How Music Critics Interpret Dolly Parton's Songs and Voice
Lydia Hamessley (Hamilton College)
Music critics often find it challenging to describe Dolly Parton’s music. While her straightforward country and pop songs present few difficulties, critics often struggle to find a vocabulary for the distinctive characteristics they hear in songs like “Jolene,” “Down From Dover,” “The Bargain Store.” When they use phrases like “old-world” and “Appalachian ballads,” they are on the right track. Indeed, Dolly makes this link: “My songs come directly from the English, Irish, and Scottish folk songs of old.” However, critics often also use the word “Elizabethan” and phrases like “an antique ‘Greensleeves’ feel” as a way to capture Dolly’s unique sound, calling on “Elizabethan” as shorthand for modal inflections and Dolly’s idiosyncratic vocal quality.
This use of “Elizabethan” is spurious. It is based on simplistic understandings of the Anglo-Celtic roots of Appalachian music as described by folksong collector Cecil Sharp, among others, as well as a lack of familiarity with the range of Appalachian vocal styles. It is also likely a remnant of writings by American nationalist composers such as Lamar Stringfield and John Powell in the 1930s who sought to elevate Appalachian music by conflating it with Elizabethan music. “Elizabethan” maintains its currency through its recuperative status in our culture.
My paper traces and critiques the widespread use of “Elizabethan” in Dolly hagiography from its origin in the 1970s to contemporary writing. I then analyze some of Dolly’s songs and her vocal style, using a musical vocabulary and approach that clarifies, rather than idealizes, her musical influences. Dolly’s vocal style and songs are influenced by Appalachian ballad singers not in the timbre or pitch of the voice, but in the nuanced vocal embellishments that permeate her singing and the modal harmonies she writes. Thus, Dolly does evoke an “old-world sound,” as she says. But it is not specifically “Elizabethan.”
Lydia Hamessley (HAM' ess lee) is Professor of Music at Hamilton College, where she teaches courses in Medieval and Renaissance music, American music, music in film, world music, and country music. She received her Ph.D. in musicology from the University of Minnesota, and she was the coordinator of the first Feminist Theory and Music conference held in Minneapolis in 1991. She has published in Music & Letters, Queering the Pitch, Women & Music, and Ruth Crawford Seeger's Worlds. She is the co-editor, with Elaine Barkin, of Audible Traces: Gender, Identity, and Music. She is currently writing a book about Dolly Parton for the University of Illinois Press Women Composers series. She is also a clawhammer banjo player.


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Burglars Caught in the Act!
On Saturday, November 26, 2005, during the early afternoon, the Thibodaux Police Department received a complaint from a concerned citizen regarding three subjects hanging around a bike shop located in the 700 hundred block of North 7th Street in Thibodaux that were acting suspicious.
Upon arrival of the area, Thibodaux Police observed one of the subjects attempting to forcefully open one of the windows of the building while the other two subjects stood by. Thibodaux Police quickly and safely apprehended the three subjects. It was later learned that two of the three subjects were juveniles. After being placed under arrest, all three subjects were transported to the Thibodaux Police Department. The two juveniles were each charged with (1ct) Principle to Attempted Business Burglary. The third subject was identified as Joseph Magee (18y/o, B/M of 226 North 10th Street in Thibodaux). Magee was charged with (1ct) Principle to Attempted Business Burglary and (2cts) Contributing to the Delinquency of a Juvenile. Both juveniles were later release into the custody of their parents while Magee was later transported to the Lafourche Parish Detention Center to await bond.


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Workers with college experience have held up better during the current downturn, and new research suggests that demand for more educated employees may outstrip supply over the next decade.
By 2018, the United States will see 46.8 million job openings, 63% — 29.5 million — of which will require some college education. One-third, or 16 million positions, will require a bachelor’s degree or higher, according to a report by the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce.
Companies will seek 22 million new postsecondary degree-holders, but just 19 million or so will have earned an associate’s degree or higher by then, according to the report. The difference averages to a 300,000 annual deficit of college graduates between 2008 and 2018.
The shift toward a “college economy” stems from a greater reliance on technology, which has recently replaced many blue collar jobs: a change from 25 million jobs for degree-holders in 1973 — 28% of the work force — to 91 million in 2007 — 42% of the workforce. Report authors Anthony P. Carnevale, Nicole Smith and Jeff Strohl estimate that 45% of the expected 166 million work force in 2018 is expected to hold an associate’s degree or higher.
“The implications of this shift represent a sea change in American society,” the report states. “Essentially, postsecondary education or training has become the threshold requirement for access to middle-class status and earnings in good times and in bad. It is no longer the preferred pathway to middle-class jobs — it is, increasingly, the only pathway.”
In the years between 1970 and 2007, the proportion of people with less than a college degree in the middle class — defined as those with incomes $30,000-$79,000 — declined from about 75% to about 40%. More people with a college education are moving to the upper class: In 1970, less than half of the upper class had some college education and training, compared to more than 80% in 2007.
The report notes that replacement job growth will continue to expand, and projects 46.8 million job openings between 2008 and 2018, largely from service industries.
“Governments will need to be selective about how they approach industries and where they deploy scarce development resources… Education and training must be made available to individuals outside the usual college-age population to serve workers whose old-economy jobs have disappeared,” the report concludes.

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Always feel pressured to have artwork up for back to school night. Sometimes this can be a challenge, depending on what we are working on in the art room. The elementary school has btosn the second full week of school. Thought I would share my current bulletin boards, especially after being featured on Bulletin Board Ideas. The Picasso's are from the 2nd graders. First time I have done this project with younger kids. They enjoyed this. Think next year may lay some ground rules for the painting process.
We started with shape in all of the grades. In kindergarten we looked at Piet Mondrian. Using shape sponges we created our shapes and outlined with black paint.
One more back to school night this Thursday for middle school. Always glad when these are over. Love seeing all the parents but it is exhausting.


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