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Stomatal and non-stomatal limitations of photosynthesis for four tree species under drought: A comparison of model formulations
- Drake, J.E., Power, S.A., Duursma, R.A., Medlyn, B.E., Aspinwall, M.J., Choat, B., Creek, D., Eamus, D., Maier, C., Pfautsch, S., Smith, R.A., Tjoelker, M.G., Tissue, D.T.
- Agricultural and forest meteorology 2017 v.247 pp. 454-466
- Earth system science, carbon, carbon dioxide, drought, drying, ecosystems, empirical models, gas exchange, leaf water potential, leaves, mechanistic models, photosynthesis, soil water, soil water content, stomatal conductance, trees, water use efficiency
- Drought strongly influences terrestrial C cycling via its effects on plant H2O and CO2 exchange. However, the treatment of photosynthetic physiology under drought by many ecosystem and earth system models remains poorly constrained by data. We measured the drought response of four tree species and evaluated alternative model formulations for drought effects on photosynthesis (A). We implemented a series of soil drying and rewetting events (i.e. multiple droughts) with four contrasting tree species in large pots (75L) placed in the field under rainout shelters. We measured leaf-level gas exchange, predawn and midday leaf water potential (Ψpd and Ψmd), and leaf isotopic composition (δ13C) and calculated discrimination relative to the atmosphere (Δ). We then evaluated eight modeling frameworks that simulate the effects of drought in different ways. With moderate reductions in volumetric soil water content (θ), all species reduced stomatal conductance (gs), leading to an equivalent increase in water use efficiency across species inferred from both leaf gas exchange and Δ, despite a small reduction in photosynthetic capacity. With severe reductions in θ, all species strongly reduced gs along with a coincident reduction in photosynthetic capacity, illustrating the joint importance of stomatal and non-stomatal limitations of photosynthesis under strong drought conditions. Simple empirical models as well as complex mechanistic model formulations were equally successful at capturing the measured variation in A and gs, as long as the predictor variables were available from direct measurements (θ, Ψpd, and Ψmd). However, models based on leaf water potential face an additional challenge, as we found that Ψpd was substantially different from Ψsoil predicted by standard approaches based on θ. Modeling frameworks that combine gas exchange and hydraulic traits have the advantage of mechanistic realism, but sacrificed parsimony without an improvement in predictive power in this comparison. Model choice depends on the desired balance between simple empiricism and mechanistic realism. We suggest that empirical models implementing stomatal and non-stomatal limitations based on θ are highly predictive simple models. Mechanistic models that incorporate hydraulic traits have excellent potential, but several challenges currently limit their widespread implementation.


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An Overview of the Upper Carboniferous Fossil Deposit at Linton, Ohio
The cannel coal that underlies the Upper Freeport coal (Westphalian D, Upper Carboniferous) at Linton in Jefferson County, Ohio, has yielded a remarkable fossil assemblage of at least 10 invertebrate taxa and nearly 40 vertebrate taxa. Spirorbid worms, crustaceans (primarily syncarids and conchostracans), and fishes (coelacanths, haplolepid palaeoniscoids, and xenacanth sharks) are the most abundant fossils in the deposit; small aquatic amphibians (including nectridean, temnospondyl, and aistopod species) are also common. Other arthropod and tetrapod taxa are exceedingly rare and possess obvious adaptations for terrestrial existence.
Author Institution: Department of Paleobiology, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution and Museum of Natural History, Princeton University
The Ohio Journal of Science. v88, n1 (March, 1988), 55-60


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For centuries elephants in Thailand have been revered as a national symbol, worshiped as living gods and employed as beasts of burden in the nation s thriving timber industry But when logging was banned in Thailand in 1990, these noble animals fell on hard times Reduced to performing tricks for tourists by day and illegal heavy labor by night, Thailand s elephants were exhausted, malnourished, and dying in alarming numbers.Hearing of their plight, a pair of unlikely heroes came to the rescue, Wildly eccentric Russian emigre artists Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid devised a brilliant scheme to create the world s first quadruped occupational retraining program a network of art schools for unemployed elephants Taking a cue from elephant trainers in a number of American zoos, Komar and Melamid taught the animals to hold brushes in their trunks and apply paint to canvas And the results were astonishing Not only did the elephants paintings closely resemble the expansive gestural work of such Abstract Expressionist artists as Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, and Franz Kline, but the pachyderm painters also began to develop clearly distinct regional styles lyrical and expressive in the northern Thai school, subtle and atmospheric in the east, dynamic and angst ridden in the central school.Sanctioned by the World Wildlife Fund, the Asian Elephant Art and Conservation Project has been a remarkable success paintings by some of the most talented elephant artists have been auctioned at Christie s for thousands of dollars, generating funds to provide proper care for the elephants and support for their trainers.When Elephants Paint follows Komar and Melamid and their eclectic entourage through Thailand s lush jungles and steaming cities, describing the odd encounters and creative cajoling that helped turn this seemingly whimsical idea into a concrete, beneficial reality Illustrated with than 100 photographs, including actual elephant paintings, this riotously funny and provocative book offers a valuable lesson in wildlife conservation and startling revelations about the nature of art itself....
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This is a great book at a great price except for one dissapointment. I thought it would have more color pics of the Elephants work like I see on the website. My bad. I bought it for my young great grandchildren....It is for adults really. Still I think EVERYONE should know about these elephants. I hope someday to be able to see them in person
This book, which tells the story of 2 Russian artists who decided to be proactive in saving the elephants, is a really amazing story. These men have actually taught these elephants to paint! It's amazing--each elephant has his/her own style; it's a beautiful story of using the elephants' abilities themselves to help sustain them....truly a lovely tale--and it's all true!
Unfortunately, this is all a hoax and the real story is horrifying. The elephants are abused as infants in order to break their spirit, and they are abused in the process of learning to hold a brush and paint strokes. Their "assistant" actually stands by their side with a bull hook and pierces their ear in different ways to indicate whether they should make straight lines or dots in the painting. http://www.onegreenplanet.org/animalsandnature/why-making-an-elephant-paint-is-cruel-not-cute/
This lovely book is important proof of the highly evolved state of consciousness in elephants -- mental and emotional. It has wonderful photos of actual paintings by elephants, and is written in an amusing and witty style. It is an inspiring read for anyone interested in animals, but I think also helps cross the gap between those who already attuned to animals and those who need to have their eyes opened to what animals are really like.
Beautiful photography and interesting text, but I was interested in the actual art as painted by the elephants, but there is very little of that. Mostly pictures of jungles. If you like that you will like the book. If you want to see the acutual artwork you will be very dissapointed.
This book has many pictures and covers the material well. My only disappointment was that it was written to appeal to a slightly younger audience than I had hoped. However, I do not regret my purchase. I would highly recommend this book.


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2 Chronicles 9-12, Psalm 74
Once the sixteenth president of the United States, President Abraham Lincoln was asked how he was going to treat the rebellious Southerners when they had finally been defeated and returned to the Union of the United States. The questioner expected that Lincoln would take a dire vengeance, but he answered, "I will treat them as if they had never been away." Dwight L. Moody said, "A great many people want to bring their faith, their works, their good deeds to Him for salvation. Bring your sins, and He will bear them away into the wilderness of forgetfulness, and you will never see them again." God's ways are so much higher than our ways. Many people who feel they have been wronged feel they are acting nobly when they say, "I will forgive that person, but I will never forget what they did to me." But God who is infinitely perfect looks at forgiveness very differently. We read in Hebrews 8:12, " For I will be merciful to their unrighteousness, and their sins and their lawless deeds I will remember no more."
The entirety of Scripture is crucial to understanding His Word, for sometimes what is missing is just as important as what is said. We read in 1 Kings 11:1-4, "But King Solomon loved many foreign women, as well as the daughter of Pharoah: women of the Moabites, Ammonites, Edomites, Sidonians, and Hittites-from the nations of whom the Lord had said to the children of Israel, "You shall not inter-marry with them, nor they with you. Surely they will turn away your hearts after their gods." Solomon clung to these in love. And he had seven hundred wives, princesses, and three hundred concubines; and his wives turned away his heart. For it was so, when Solomon was old, that his wives turned his heart after other gods; and his heart was not loyal to the Lord his God,...". Solomon recalls his years of backsliding and wrongful thinking in the book of Ecclesiastes, but concludes the book in Ecclesiastes 12:13-14, "Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God and keep His commandments, For this is man's all. For God will bring every work into judgment, Including every secret thing, Whether good or evil." Solomon started strong, then backslid terribly. But at the conclusion of his life he was restored to God in faith. In the passage of 2 Chronicles which covers this portion of Solomon's history, all of these terrible blemishes of his history are simply omitted. The same thing occurred in 1 Chronicles, when the terrible sin of David's adultery with Bathsheeba and the murdering of her husband, Uriah is simply omitted from the narrative. While Samuel and Kings tell the history of Israel from a political perspective, Chronicles tells this same history from a more spiritual perspective. In what we would consider to be extremely important in describing the terrible backsliding of two of Israel's greatest kings, God chooses to forget.
There are two very important things to remember from this. When we come to Christ and choose to accept His payment for us for our sins: past, present and future, they are not partially covered but completely covered by His blood. When Jesus said on the cross, "It is finished" (John 19:30), this meant "Paid in full". Jesus who sits at the right hand of the Father, continually intercedes on our behalf. God chooses to respond to our confessed unrighteousness with His mercy. We can remember our actions and beat ourselves up over them. Satan may remember our past acts and condemn us for them. But God remembers our sins no more. Remember David's words in Psalm 103:11-12, "For as the heavens are high above the earth, So great is His mercy toward those who fear Him; As far as the east is from the west, So far has He removed our transgressions from us." Now applying this to our interactions with others, when our infinitely perfect God can choose to forgive and forget what we have done against Him, how can any of us make comments like: "But you have no idea what that person did to me", or "I can forgive him but I will never forget". As our perfect Savior was being crucified for our sins, and was being mocked, He did not yell back or threaten that they would get what they deserved for this evil, instead we read in Luke 23:34, "Then Jesus answered, "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they do." We are to model this example of forgiveness from Jesus. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus instructed us concerning this in Matthew 6:14-15, "For if you forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses."
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By Denise A. Valdez, Senior Reporter
RESIDENTIAL developments outside central business districts are expected to gain ground as more people continue to practice remote work arrangements and prefer open spaces.
During Lamudi’s roundtable discussion with real estate leaders last week, developers and consultants said they saw a shift in market preference towards areas outside Metro Manila.
“The need to be in a CBD (central business district) is not that important anymore because of work from home,” Raphael B. Felix, CEO of Phinma Property and board chairman of the Subdivision and Housing Developers Association, said in the streamed webinar.
“There’s really a change. I can see the regions happening, (and) a lot of our new projects are in the regions,” he added.
New lifestyle patterns, where people spend more time at home and avoid crowded areas, are seen to continue even when the lockdowns are eased, Colliers Research Manager Joey Roi H. Bondoc said.
He noted several buyers are already eyeing locations outside Metro Manila when looking for second or third residential units. “They’re planning to invest in areas that are less dense,” Mr. Bondoc said.
And property developers are already reacting to this. Tomas P. Lorenzo, president and CEO of Torre Lorenzo Development Corp., said the company is increasing focus outside the capital.
“We’ve also moved forward with developing outside Metro Manila. We really see the next wave (there),” he said.
“Realizing that technology now allows people to work remotely, it means that there will be many people post-pandemic who will consider really living outside (Metro Manila),” he added.
A builder of solar-powered houses, Imperial Homes Corp., observes the same trend. “People are going to areas outside the CBDs,” Imperial Homes President and CEO Emma M. Imperial said.
Colliers’ Mr. Bondoc said aside from the immediate trend now, he expects further growth for residential developments in the provinces in the future, as companies are also growing more keen in spaces outside Metro Manila.
“We’ve been seeing a lot of companies implementing business continuity plans. Those that were Metro Manila-centric initially are now looking at expanding outside of Metro Manila,” he said.
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The New York Daily News offered an early look at Tuesday's front-page cover that poked fun at President Trump for apparently ignoring solar eclipse warnings as he took in the phenomenon from a White House balcony.
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Eye doctors, scientists, and experts have been warning the public for months not to look directly at the eclipse. Business Insider's Kevin Loria reported that without protective glasses, ultraviolet light from the sun can penetrate the human retina, causing a condition that eye doctors call solar retinopathy. Solar retinopathy can go away within a few days, weeks, or months, but in some cases the damage can be permanent.
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Lionel Richie’s performance has drawn the biggest crowd of this year’s Glastonbury Festival, with at least 100,000 people estimated to have watched the singer.
The Pyramid Stage field at Worthy Farm was packed to see Lionel Richie playing hits like Dancing on the Ceiling, Hello and Say You Say Me.
This year’s festival closed with The Who performing their hits on the Pyramid Stage as part of a world tour that has been billed as their last.
Paul Weller and Patti Smith also played and the Dalai Lama visited the site.
The 177,000 festivalgoers are now making their way home from the Somerset site.
Lionel Richie’s performance in the festival’s traditional Sunday afternoon “legend” slot will be remembered as one of this year’s highlights.
Organizers suggested the field could have been near its 120,000 capacity when the star played.
Lionel Richie’s set included hits like All Night Long, We Are The World, Easy and Three Times A Lady.
Fans chanted the singer’s name and the security guards in front of the stage had even learned a dance that they performed when Lionel Richie played Dancing on the Ceiling.
After that song, the singer looked disbelievingly at the size of the crowd and repeated: “What the hell is going on?”
Lionel Richie was following in the footsteps of stars like Dolly Parton, Tom Jones and Neil Diamond, who have taken the Sunday afternoon slot in the past.
At the end of the night, The Who brought the festival to a close with a greatest hits set that included rock classics like Pinball Wizard, Baba O’Riley and Won’t Get Fooled Again.
They also took a dig at Kanye West’s claim, made during his Saturday headline slot, to be the world’s greatest rock star.
The Who’s Glastonbury appearance was part of a world tour to mark their 50th anniversary, which singer Roger Daltrey has described as “the beginning of the long goodbye”.
Elsewhere at the festival, dance favorites The Chemical Brothers ended proceedings on a high on the Other Stage, while there were also appearances by Ryan Adams, art-pop auteur FKA Twigs and FFS – a group made from merging Franz Ferdinand and Sparks.
Kanye West has performed at this year’s Glastonbury festival, telling fans he is “the greatest living rock star on the planet”.
The rapper’s headline booking had caused some controversy and his performance divided opinion among the crowd on site.
Kanye West opened with number one hit Stronger and performed on a largely bare stage with a bank of white lights above.
His set was briefly interrupted by a stage invasion by British comedian and prankster Lee Nelson.
The prankster, real name Simon Brodkin, wrote on Twitter: “Some people were saying Kanye shouldn’t headline Glastonbury so I thought I’d give him a hand.”
Lee Nelson was swiftly bundled off stage by a security guard and Kanye West resumed his song Black Skinhead.
At one point, Kanye West left the stage to travel above the heads of the crowd in the cradle of a cherry picker for the songs Touch the Sky and All of the Lights.
His performance came after more than 134,000 people signed a petition objecting to his booking, and Glastonbury organizer Emily Eavis had death threats on Twitter from a disgruntled fan.
Kanye West’s appearance was one of the weekend’s biggest talking points.
The rapper is one of the biggest names in popular music, with 21 Grammy Awards under his belt and 11 million albums sold in the US alone.
However, Kanye West is notoriously erratic and uncompromising, comparing himself to figures including Jesus and Leonardo Da Vinci, and occasionally launching into long mid-set rants.
He kept his mid-song chat relatively short at Glastonbury.
Kanye West did not directly address the pre-show debate, simply telling fans: “Thank you for coming out tonight.”
The online petition had called for Kanye West to be dropped from the Glastonbury bill and be replaced by a rock band. But the rapper has labelled the petition “an insult to music fans all over the world”.
At one stage Kanye West was joined on stage by Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon to perform their song Lost In The World.
Afterwards, Kanye West revealed that the song had been inspired by his wife, Kim Kardashian, who was watching the show.
He said: “This song was extra special for me. I was trying to explain to a girl I loved so much how much I loved her. She brought this poetry out in me that became the lyrics and she ended up becoming my wife and she’s here tonight.”
Kanye West put the focus firmly back on himself when, before introducing one of his biggest hits, Gold Digger, he said: “I’m going to say this tonight because 20 years from now, 30 years from now, 40 years from now, I might not be able to say it, but I can say it tonight… You are now watching the greatest living rock star on the planet.”
He followed Pharrell Williams, who played crowd-pleasing tunes including Happy, Blurred Lines and Get Lucky on the Pyramid Stage.
Pharrell Williams was joined by a group of children on stage to dance to Get Lucky.
Other acts performing on Saturday included Burt Bacharach, George Ezra and Paloma Faith.
Celebrities spotted at the festival included Adele, Coldplay singer Chris Martin, Lewis Hamilton, Stella McCartney and James Corden.
The weather on the Somerset site brightened up on Saturday following Friday’s rain, although more showers are forecast for Sunday.
The Who will close the festival on Sunday, Lionel Richie will perform in the festival’s now-established Sunday afternoon legends slot and Tibetan spiritual leader The Dalai Lama will visit the festival’s Green Fields.
Rain doused this year Glastonbury Festival’s first day as fans enjoyed music on the main stages.
A heavy shower on Friday afternoon brought out the wellies, ponchos and umbrellas and created puddles on site.
Here are few simple ways to survive the mud and rain at Glastonbury this weekend:
Don’t forget to bring a towel.
Bring a bin bag. It will save you. Leave Glastonbury as you found it – tidy and beautiful. These are also essential when it comes to handling your wet and muddy clothes.
Make sure your tent is strong and waterproof. Make sure it has a cover on top or fashion one out of a bin bag. Also, make sure it’s sturdy enough and pegged in thoroughly.
Don’t camp at the bottom of a hill. It will be a mess.
Take an extra tent. If there’s a few of you going in a group, it might be wise to take an extra tent just to store all of your wet and muddy gear in. Just don’t advertise the fact that there’s no one staying in it.
Make sure you have a poncho. Don’t be that guy with an umbrella blocking everyone’s view of the stage. Man up and get yourself a poncho. You can either buy one, fashion one out of a bin bag, or accept a branded one from the many evil corporations who will be giving them out for free.
Don’t foget your willies. Trying to maneuver around the site without wellies is like trying to sprint through concrete – and if you wait until you arrive to buy them, you’ll probably get ripped off.
Mud-slides don’t do them. You may think you’re being whacky and kerr-azzy but you’ll probably catch dysentery.
Rain doused Glastonbury Festival’s first day as fans enjoyed music on the main stages.
A heavy shower on Friday afternoon brought out the wellies, ponchos and umbrellas and created puddles on site.
Friday’s acts include Florence and the Machine, Motorhead, Mark Ronson and an unconfirmed band, rumored to be The Libertines, on the Pyramid Stage.
Physicist Stephen Hawking is unlikely to attend the event for an appearance in the Kidz Field.
A spokesperson for Prof. Stephen Hawking told The Telegraph he had pulled out “for personal reasons”.
Feminist punk band Pussy Riot made an appearance in front of the Park Stage, using a theatrical protest to convey their anti-government message.
The appearance began with an actor posing as a Russian soldier standing atop a military van and declaring Glastonbury a pro-Russian republic.
Pussy Riot’s Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina, who were imprisoned in Russia for almost two years for their protests, then climbed up, tied him up and put one of their trademark multi-colored balaclavas on him.
Nadia Tolokonnikova told the crowd to “develop a culture of rebellion” and, in a remark possibly aimed at other bands, said they could not just “sit on a comfy coach and drink some beer”.
They were then interviewed on top of the van by singer Charlotte Church, who described them as “one of the most important movements this century”.
A total of 177,000 people are due on site. The weather is expected to brighten up later, with Saturday expected to be sunny but more rain likely on Sunday.
Pussy Riot has been confirmed to appear at this year’s Glastonbury Festival, after the event revealed its full 2015 line-up.
The Russian punk band will appear in conversation twice during the festival, on the Park Stage on Saturday, June 27, and the Left Field on Friday, June 26.
Burt Bacharach, The Proclaimers, The Cribs and Wilko Johnson have also been added to the bill.
They join Pyramid Stage headliners Foo Fighters, Kanye West and The Who.
Pussy Riot’s Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina were released from a Russian prison last year after 21 months, having been convicted of hooliganism over protests in Moscow.
They were among five members of the radical group to stage a “punk prayer” in Moscow’s biggest cathedral.
Singer-songwriter and activist Billy Bragg, who hosts Glastonbury’s Left Field, tweeted: “Pleased to announce that Nadya and Masha from Pussy Riot will be speaking at Left Field @GlastoFest 1.30pm Friday.”
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina recently appeared as themselves in hit Netflix political series House of Cards, where they staged a protest against fictional Russian president, the Putin-esque Viktor Petrov, at a dinner party.
Glastonbury organizers revealed set times for all of the stages, including a mammoth slot for Friday night headliners Foo Fighters.
They will play the Pyramid Stage from 21:15-23:45 BST – an hour longer than Kanye West is scheduled to perform for the following night and 30 minutes longer than Sunday night headliners The Who.
Surprise additions included a favorite of organizer Emily Eavis who tweeted: “And very excited about Burt Bacharach!”
Burt Bacharach will play the Pyramid Stage, as will the Burtle Silver Band and ballet group the Michael Clark Company.
Pharrell Williams and Florence And The Machine will headline this year’s Glastonbury festival.
Florence Welch says she hopes her foot, which she broke at Coachella, will have fully healed in time.
This year will also be a first for the singer Mary J. Blige and Motorhead, while the likes of Alt-J and Rudimental are returning to Somerset.
Indie fans can enjoy the likes of Suede, The Vaccines, The Maccabees and Franz Ferdinand and for those who prefer dance DeadMau5, The Chemical Brothers, Jamie XX and Caribou are among those performing.
The lineup also includes Patti Smith, Jungle, La Roux, Hot Chip, Rudimental, Super Furry Animals, Charli XCX, Clean Bandit, Alabama Shakes and Future Islands.
The festival takes place in June and it still keeping things a little bit mysteryous.
As Glastonbury festival organizers announced that Kanye West will headline this year festival’s Saturday lineup, outraged fans are already demanding that rapper be dumped from the lineup.
According to a Change.org petition signed by more than 21,000 people as of Tuesday afternoon, it’s because “Kanye West is an insult to music fans all over the world” and not “deserving.”
“Cancel Kanye West’s slot and get a rock band,” the petition demanded.
It then added: “We spend hundreds of pounds to attend glasto, and by doing so, expect a certain level of entertainment.”
For the record, Foo Fighters are headlining Friday night’s Glastonbury lineup.
In 2008, there was an outcry over Jay-Z being the first rapper to headline Glastonbury, apparently because he wasn’t “rock” enough to handle the top slot on the bill.
However, anyone on the Internet can sign this petition, regardless of whether they’re going to Glastonbury or even live in the UK. So these 21,000-and-counting signatures don’t exclusively come from Glastonbury fest-goers.
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Great Works for Flute
The flute never fails to dazzle, whether it's playing the role of a fairytale spirit or a fearless sonic explorer. From the staggering amount of repertoire written for the instrument we´ve picked out a few gems.
Vivaldi: Flute Concerto in D
Vivaldi wrote no fewer than 12 concertos for the flute, but the work in D major is one of the best loved. Part of a set which also contains the concertos ‘La tempesta di mare’ (Storm at Sea) and ‘La notte’ (The Night), this particular work bears the nickname ‘Il gardellino’ (The Goldfinch); Vivaldi transports the listener into the realm of the pastoral, with the perky, arpeggiated figures of the solo part imitating the call of the bird. Lilting strings support the lyrical melody of the second movement, while the effervescent finale returns to the joyful feel of the opening.
Mozart: Flute Concerto No.2 in D
Despite the old adage that Mozart hated the flute, it is hard to deny that his Flute Concerto No.2 is one of the most beautiful pieces written for the instrument. Although the work originated as an adaptation of the 1777 Oboe Concerto, it is hard to imagine a work that better reveals the different sides to the instrument. Opening with a bright orchestral introduction, the flute presents a graceful melody decorated with stylish ornaments. After the heartfelt lyricism and peaceful musings of the Adagio, the buoyant Allegro finale concludes the work with infectious tunes and glittering fireworks.
One of the most alluring works for the instrument, Debussy's Syrinx is a staple for any flautist. Composed as incidental music for Gabriel Mourey’s play Psyché, the piece refers to a Greek myth in which the god Pan falls in love with the nymph Syrinx, who turns herself into a water reed in order to hide from him. Rejected, Pan uses the reeds to construct himself a pipe before playing a tune. A descending chromatic phrase provides the basis for this musical soliloquy, with pregnant silences providing a mysterious atmosphere. The flautist explores the idea, building towards an impassioned climax before subsiding into nothing.
Ravel: Pavane pour une infante défunte
(Arranged by Craig Leon)
Originally written for solo piano in 1899, Ravel's Pavane (a solemn medieval dance) for a Dead Infanta (a Spanish princess) features one of his lushest and most romantic melodies. Allocated to the French horn in Ravel's own orchestral version of the piece, it is equally effective as played on the flute in the present arrangement.
Grieg: "Morning Mood" from Peer Gynt Suite
Often regarded as the ultimate technicolour musical depiction of Norwegian fjords and mountains, Morning Mood actually portrays sunrise over the African desert. Grieg's music maybe does not reflect all the psychological complexities of Henrik Ibsen's play, but it has undoubtedly helped it to survive in the theatre.
J.S. Bach: Flute Sonatas
In Bach's time it was common for the harpsichordist accompanying a soloist to improvise over a given bass line with indicated chord progressions, not unlike the way jazz musicians do. Bach was one of the first to provide elaborate, fully-written out accompanying parts. This work may well have originated as a Trio Sonata for two flutes and basso continuo, as Bach was an inveterate reviser and re-arranger of his own works.


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Last week, we posted the trailer for FRIGHT NIGHT 2: NEW BLOOD , Fox’s direct to video sequel (hitting stores October 1st) to well, 2011’s reboot of the 1985 classic (wow, that’s a lot to chew on). Well, the confusion doesn’t end there, as the sequel looks to be a reboot to a reboot to the original. Your guess is just as good as ours, but let’s be honest, Jaime Murray is definitely easy on the eyes. Today we were sent the official box art/”official” trailer, and like always, we’ve got you fright fiends covered. Read on!
FRIGHT NIGHT 2: NEW BLOOD bites beginning October 1st via Fox Entertainment.
“By day Gerri Dandridge is a sexy professor, but by night she transforms into a real-life vampire with an unquenchable thirst for human blood. So when a group of high school students travel abroad to study in Romania, they find themselves ensnared in Gerri’s chilling web of lust and terror. Charley and “Evil” Ed must stop Gerri from drinking and bathing in the blood of a “new moon virgin,” which just so happens to be Charley’s ex-girlfriend, Amy. They enlist help from Peter Vincent, the vampire hunting host of a reality show called “Fright Night,” to drive a stake through Gerri’s plan and save Amy from a fate far worse than death.”


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Dish apparently paving the way to make formal bid for T-Mobile13
The company continued attempting to acquire more spectrum, with some success. As it is, Dish is one of the largest holders of spectrum licenses. The problem is that Dish has not been doing much in the way of building any infrastructure to operate the spectrum it owns. Some of that spectrum is use-or-lose, and the clock is ticking. Some fixed-wireless platforms have been built in rural areas, but Dish’s holdings are nationwide, and it either needs to buy a carrier to get to work, or it needs to start building one itself, or a carrier needs to buy Dish.
Dish has been rumored to have an interest in T-Mobile USA if the merger talks with SoftBank fell through, and it looks as though Mr. Ergen is greasing the skids to eventually put an offer on the table. T-Mobile’s majority owner, Deutsche Telekom, recently rebuffed a $15 billion offer from France’s Iliad SA for a 56% stake in the carrier. Iliad is now looking for partners to sweeten the deal.
Sources close to communiques between Dish and Deutsche Telekom say that the former may be ready to enter formal talks, depending on how things shake out after the AWS-3 (2155-2175MHz) auctions in November. At this time though, Dish has not even hired a bank to advise how to orchestrate a T-Mobile acquisition.
T-Mobile USA’s market cap is roughly $25 billion at $30-per-share. Which is in the same ballpark of what Dish might have paid for Sprint. The difference here is that in order for Deutsche Telekom to consider any offer, some type of premium over the current trading price is necessary. What the means as to where Dish would have to start its bidding is not certain, but who ever starts making offers, expect asking prices to be somewhere north of $35-per-share.


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Kenya’s Maasai Cricket Warriors play to raise awareness of the last surviving male northern rhino.
Brisk half-centuries from India’s Shikhar Dhawan and captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni helped set up a 77-run victory against Bangladesh in the third and final ODI and stave off a 3-0 whitewash.
Opener Dhawan’s 73-ball 75 and Dhoni’s 69 off 77 balls laid the foundation for India’s 317-6 in their 50 overs after Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza put the visitors in to bat with threat of rain in the evening.
The rain, however, did not arrive and Bangladesh, who had comfortably won the first two ODIs of the three-match series, were bundled out for 240 in 47 overs.
Soumya Sarkar gave Bangladesh a rollicking start in their chase despite losing his opening partner Tamim Iqbal (five) in the second over and the hosts crossed 50 inside seven overs.
But paceman Dhawal Kulkarni, who also dismissed Tamim, pegged Bangladesh back by sending back the dangerous Sarkar after his 34-ball 40, that included five fours and two sixes.
Barring Tamim, most of Bangladesh’s recognised batsmen got starts but none of them managed to convert them into meaningful contributions and got out trying to keep up with the required run rate.
Suresh Raina, whose 21-ball 38 ensured a 300-plus total for India, was the most successful bowler with his part-time off-spin and picked up 3-45 in his eight overs.
Off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin picked up two wickets while giving away 35 runs in his full quota of 10 overs.
Earlier, India lost Rohit Sharma (29) after a decent start but managed to maintain a healthy run rate on the slow Mirpur surface through a 75-run stand for the second wicket between Dhawan and India’s Test captain Virat Kohli (25).
Raina then provided the late assault with three fours and two sixes to help set up a steep chase for the hosts.
India 317-6 in 50 overs (Dhawan 75, Mortaza 3-76)
Bangladesh 240 all out (Rahman 43, Raina 3-45)


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This recipe for Lucy's Peanut Butter Brownies that Joanna Gaines shares in the Magnolia Table Cookbook Vol. 2 is sure to become a quick classic. You can see her make this recipe in episode 4 of her cooking show, also called Magnolia Table. She says while making them on the show that she makes these about once a month to satisfy her sweet tooth, something the rest of the family doesn't share, so I assume so she gets to enjoy most of them alone.
As far as the recipe goes, the brownie base takes all of about 5 minutes to whip up. You melt some butter, whisk some cocoa powder into it and blend your dry ingredients. Add some eggs and whip it all together and it is done.
A little more work comes in later with the chocolate frosting. You need a few more ingredients, another stick of butter, and a lot more sugar. Get your whisking arm in shape and whip away at the frosting, stir, stir, and stir some more until it is completely smooth.
By no means is this recipe hard. The hardest part is probably the waiting you have to do for the brownies to cool, the peanut butter to harden, and the frosting to set. It has a few added steps to it, but it isn't hard.
OM-I might have said a few expletives in my mind at first bite. The brownie is so good and has the perfect texture. The creamy peanut butter (I personally would use crunchy in the future) adds some needed salty softness. And the super sweet fudge-like frosting just rounds everything out.
I would honestly like to eat these all day long if they wouldn't put me into a diabetic coma! But so I can enjoy them better in the future, I might cut the whole recipe in half and make this in an 8 or 9-inch square and only make ¼th of the frosting for a think sweet layer on top. Sooooo good, just a little much to enjoy much more than a bite,
The one tip that you really want to heed, that Jo doesn't call to be done in her cookbook is to sift your powdered sugar, and cocoa powder. I made sure to follow the recipe exactly as it is written as I have had some comments recently about how I didn't on one of her recipes I reviewed.
But, my frosting just never seemed to get totally smooth and I had some cocoa and powdered sugar lumps in it. I mean, it will eat the same no matter what, but if you want that picture-perfect finish, sift your powdered sugar and cocoa powder.
And as beyond delicious as they are, to cut the SUPERSWEET I think it would be nice to sprinkle in a layer of flaky sea salt, like Maldon, on the peanut butter or on the frosting layer. It would cut the sweetness down and boost the flavor of the peanut butter. I am such a peanut butter lover I would love to see that flavor a little more upfront.
Overall, I am not sure I would make these quite as often as "once a month" as Joanna mentions in her cooking show, but Lucy's Peanut Butter Brownies do mix my very favorite combo of chocolate and peanut butter.
Until next time, Happy Cooking!
If you watched Joanna makes this recipe on Season 1, Episode 4 of her new cooking show 'Magnolia Table with Joanna Gaines' you can get the recipe by CLICKING HERE, she shared it on her blog so you can make it at home!
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I want to try the brownies and appreciate your tips and comments. I did make the Cherry Crumble Dessert. Don’t want to be negative but it was awful. Not sure if the almond extract gave it a medicinal taste, or the citrus. In all fairness, I used orange rather than lemon so maybe it was my fault. It really was terrible. I threw the entire batch away, sadly. Looks much better than it tastes. Thanks for listening!!
Rebecca, sorry to hear you had trouble with the cherry crumble. If you use an imitation almond extract, sometimes it can be too overpowering and have a bad taste. Use a really good quality extract if you ever make it again. As far as the orange, it may have not played well with the cherry and almond, always try to follow the recipe as it is written, they are done so for a reason.
I felt that my brownies were really more fudgey than a typical brownie consistency. Have you come across that? I did exactly as the recipe said but maybe I didn’t let them cool enough? (I let them cool for about 45 minutes or more).
Mine look like yours only a little flatter. Thoughts?
That is really interesting to hear. I felt mine turned out cakey and more firm than I might have liked. They maybe needed a little more time in the oven, as your cooling time should have been sufficient. I think it has a lot to do with the type of pan. I use a metal pan and mine got dry, what kind of pan did you use?
Can you freeze these, and if so how should I wrap them so they don’t get freezer burn ?
Diane, you can absolutely freeze these. I stored mine in a plastic food storage container with a tight-fitting lid for about 3 months and would pull one out from time to time. They held up great, no freezer burn in that amount of time. If you'd like to store them longer, maybe a zip-top freezer bag would be best.
Thank you for your quick response, this was the fourth time I’ve made them and they come out perfect every time. Since it’s only my husband and I eating them I usually give some away because it makes a lot for us. Now since I know I can freeze them I don’t have to make them as often, and enjoy them out of the freezer when I’m craving some ❤ Thanks again !
I would love the recipe for the Friendsgiving Casserole Please
It is available from Magnolia here: https://magnolia.com/blog/recipe/a59a969d-c24a-4f6c-b55f-52ee039b4533/friendsgiving-casserole/

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I've been smiling at this small empty nest all winter. Today, with snow piled on it and the weak sun behind, it seemed a symbol of the hush which winter places on the world.
And then there is the creek which flows through the cemetery. It's one of my favorite places near my house. My daily walk goes by it every non-winter day. But the paths are too narrow and steep for skis or snowshoes, so my winter walks usually just skirt the fields.
However, on January 6 after we had a big thaw, I did venture over to see the creek. It was like suddenly coming upon an old friend in an unexpected place. I was only thinking about walking in the cemetery, and then I was looking down on the creek and nearly clapping my hands like a child with delight at the ribbon of water.
Today I decided that I was going to go down to the creek even if it was difficult. There is one valley that leads to creek level that is fairly easy to walk in the summer. I managed to get down it with the snowshoes, but there is a tree down that will have to be cut out. Climbing over it was interesting. But then I did get down to the creek, and the very cold weather has completely stilled it for now. This shot is of the same place in the creek as the one from Jan 6, just from a different angle.
We are actually warmer than most of the state today. It was a balmy 8 degrees here. Even so, after about 30 minutes the dog and I were both ready to come inside.
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I made a double pedestal sofa table out of bed legs, and now I've made a double column console table out of more bed parts. I love all repurposed furniture projects.
Double Column Console Table
I got these free headboard parts from my neighbor Rodney at the end of the year. I’ve used one of the headboards to make a What I Love Most About My Home sign/coatrack. I’ve really been struggling with what to do with the smaller columns or pedestals. There were two short ones and two very tall ones. I chose the shorter ones for this double pedestal table.
I had gotten out one of the large column bed posts to make into a plant stand. A table I saw in a store inspired me to make these columns into a table. I’ll take you through the design process.
Design DIY console table
I used two of the plywood pieces from my June Haul. I chose two that were the same size for the top and the bottom of the double column console table. The trick would be to hide the raw edges of the plywood.
Enter the picture frame molding from my July Haul! I knew I’d find a use for some of it, but I was surprised that I found the perfect project so soon.
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Add trim to console table
Another picture showing the dry fit and how the picture frame molding as table trim will work on this pedestal table.
To raise the table off the floor, I used some 2x’s. To get them spaced properly I used my Kreg MulitMark tool. You’ll see later that I needed to add additional 2x’s for stabilization of the table.
Attach bottom base
This set of images show the underneath side of the table base. After drawing the outline of the 2x6 on the underneath side of the plywood (bottom shelf) I added Gorilla Wood Glue and temporarily secured the board with my nail gun. Bottom left image shows where I pre-drilled holes to secure the 2x6, the plywood AND the octagon shaped column.
I took great care to make sure the left and right column were placed at the same distance from the side, front and back. I used 3 inch wood screws through the 2x6, plywood, INTO the oak column. Because the 2x6 is soft material, I was able to countersink all the screws so the base will rest on the floor. Later I’ll show you the double pedestal table upside down and hopefully it will all make sense.
Secure table top and bottom to pedestals
I used shorter (1 ⅝) screws to secure the double pedestal table top to the column. In addition, I used Gorilla Wood Glue to secure the table top and bottom. At this point, the table is getting quite heavy.
While I was putting the top on the table, I noticed it was a little tipsy. This was probably because the base boards (2x6) weren’t near enough to the front and back edge. I added a 2x2 along each end using wood glue and the nail gun.
Oh, I also added a middle brace. I took all of these smaller pieces all the way to the front. Having these extra boards will give me extra strength and material to attach the bottom trim (picture frame molding). More wood glue and nail gunning.
I cut all the picture frame molding on the compound miter saw.
Work smarter not harder
Because the double pedestal table is made to butt up against a wall (or sofa) there is no trim along the back of the top or bottom shelf. To make it easier to attach the trim, I laid the table down on the driveway instead of needing three or four hands to try and hold it in place while using the nail gun. Work smarter not harder.
Basically I did the same thing underneath the table top. For this step I used 1x4 scraps. Again, bringing them all the way to the front and side edge to help secure the molding/trim. The scraps were secured with wood glue and the nail gun.
Add trim to front and sides
I laid the table down again to add the trim to the front and sides of the double column console table using wood glue and the nail gun.
This is the point where I always get so anxious to get paint on my project. I don’t like all of the mismatched wood colors.
Paint new DIY double console table
This is a great view of the bottom so you can see how all the extra pieces were added to the double column console table. I used my new favorite Finish Max Super to give a quick coat of primer to the table. FYI There is no need to thin your paint with the NEW model.
After painting the table laying down, I set it upright to finish painting. Looking at the time stamp on these photos, I started at 5:48 pm and you can see I’m finished, and already have the Finish Max Super cleaned up at 6:09. It doesn’t get any easier than this folks! Some of that time was waiting for the bottom of the table to dry so I could set it upright.
I let it dry overnight.
Brown craft paper is handy to “sand” in between coats when I use the chalky paint primer.
I purposely painted a brown primer coat to make all of the wood tones match. The top coat is white. Hopefully if the table gets nicked or distressed, brown paint will show through, not the orange color of the original headboard column (posts).
oops! No pictures after the table was painted off white.
You may have noticed gaps in the base when the table was brown (above). Painter’s caulk to the rescue—gaps gone.
You may recall that I’m obsessed with Chalked Smoked Glaze – which is black, but changes this white paint to shades of gray. These four projects all started out with this same white paint, and each got the smoked glaze treatment. The glaze is very versatile giving several different looks. Old Oak Table Gray Glazed Shelves Console Table Made from Table Legs Repurposed Kitchen Drawer Shelf.
While shopping on Amazon, I found another glaze from Rustoleum.
This Aged Glaze is brown in the can. It reminds of of projects that I used in my Glazing 101 post. Therefore instead of gray highlights, it’s more of an aged highlight—a lot like my mom used to do in the early 70’s.
Project ideas and a video of "how to glaze painted furniture and more"
Antiqued Glazed Sofa Table
It's very difficult to take pictures while I was doing the glazing process. (see the link at the bottom for a great video) I brushed it on with a cheap chip brush, and wiped it off with a soft rag, just like I did on the console table made from table legs. I wear latex gloves and get a little messy. Full disclosure, the painter’s caulk takes the glaze a little different than the paint does. Hindsight 20/20 I should have done another coat of paint over the caulking. Do you get impatient like I do?
Although I think I prefer the gray glazed topcoat, I do like how nice this console table looks with the picture frame molding and the antique glaze. The small Kentucky sign was a gift from Suesan at FrouFrugal.
Do you remember the pedestal piece from yesterday’s Recent Finds August 2017? I love the art hanging on the wall, it is a piece my daughter Jamie painted for me YEARS ago. The small blue canvas “there are always flowers for those who wish to see them” was a gift from Jamie and Andy for Mother’s day 2017.
The double pedestal console table is a little taller than normal sofa tables, but it would look great in a large hallway or entryway. The pedestal table would also work great at a wedding to display pictures and a guest book, making it easier for people to sign in due to it’s height. This table is 48” long and 12 ¼” deep, standing 35” tall.
Do you have a preference of the glaze? The antique or the smoked?
Watch my video of How To Glaze Painted Furniture
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There's been plenty said about the coverage offered to the Dublin vs Mayo clash on Sunday. In reality, the partisan nature of the Championship means that fans are going to be upset as soon as their county's style of play is called into question.
This week it's mostly Dublin's turn to feel that they have been hard done by in the analysis of Sunday's war of attrition. Perhaps those fans have a point, perhaps they don't but one thing's for sure, when it comes to GAA opinions are invariably drawn down county lines.
So when Kevin McStay was speaking on the Sunday Game, he was scathing of Dublin's style of play. When Ciaran Whelan was speaking, he was understandably more forgiving. It's the nature of the beast but it doesn't stop accusations of bias being thrown around and the latest, and perhaps strongest, opinion comes courtesy of Dubs legend Charlie Redmond.
The former Dublin forward was speaking to FM 104 this week when he was asked for his thoughts on the various infractions during the game and how they were covered in national media. Redmond was less than complimentary about that coverage and he pointed to his belief that Cillian O'Connor's strike on Rory O'Carroll (which you can see here) was being swept under the rug in all this.
The incident with Rory O'Carroll yesterday, to me, defies logic as to why nobody is asking any questions of Cillian O'Connor and his actions in causing the facial injury. Rory needs over a dozen stitches to a facial wound and he's in hospital today, not attending work because of it.
Cillian O'Connor was also the third person in in the Diarmuid Connolly incident and can clearly be seen striking Diarmuid Connolly when Diarmuid Connolly is on the ground and again nobody has made reference to this.
Redmond went on to severely criticise the Sunday Game's coverage of the match and all in all, it's certainly an interesting point of view, even if many fans won't agree with him.
You can listen to Redmond's comments here.
H/T: Pearse Corcoran


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Those of you who have been reading my blog for awhile know I desperately wanted a baby for a long time. There were many days of longing and tears of wanting before God brought Melody into my life. Now each day I breath words of thanksgiving as I hold her close, see her smile and hear her laugh.
(It is similar to my first year of college. I had finally found "my place." Each day I woke up with a song in my heart and a smile on my face, because of the drastic difference from the previous year at a rural high school where football and trucks were the main things. But I digress...)
There is a song that tells the story of Melody. It is by Waterdeep. We sing it in church from time to time. I seldom make it to the end of the song without tears streaming down my cheeks. Before Melody, I cried because I wanted her so much. Now that she's here, I cry for thanksgiving and awe. The words go:
You are so good to me
You heal my broken heart
You are my Father in heaven
They are simple but powerful. Another neat thing about the song is the bridge. It contains Melody's name, which seems fitting.
You are my strong melody
You are my dancing rhythm
You are my perfect song
And I want to sing forever
I want to make a something to hang on her wall that says,
"You are my strong Melody."
She has changed my life so much, and she is only five months old. I cannot imagine how I'll feel in the years to come as she continues to grow up.


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Activity Report of the Center for Remembering 3.11May 18, 2017*/?>
We are pleased to announce the release of "The Activity Report of the Center for Remembering 3.11" (originally published in February 2015) on the web. In this report, we introduced our activities and records over the four years since the Center for Remembering 3.11 opened.
Please download the activity report of the center for remembering 3.11 (pdf / 15MB) from here.
This book aims to convey images of the Great East Japan Earthquake perceived through recorded materials contributed to “the center for remembering 3.11,” as well as activity of archiving itself.
It features 45 themes in four sections, which are structured with elements such as things that can be read from recorded materials, experience gained from archiving activities and experience of going through the disasters from a variety of people.
Photographs, texts and sound-recordings as well as their making
In order to convey the general outline of our archiving activities ̶recorder311, this booklet introduces selected contributions and activities we practiced. They are introduced in four sections; the first section presents them in chronological order, while the second and third sections are segmented by type of recording and content. The last section is organized along working processes of archiving activity.
In the enormous scale of the Great East Japan Earthquake, what our recordings show is only a tiny fraction. Yet however small they may be, they are firsthand fragments of the disaster that each one of us have experienced, seen and heard since March 11, 2011 up to the present, as well as the achievements of their attempt to pass them down to future generations.
In response to the Great East Japan Earthquake, there have been many different “disaster archiving” activities, conducted by various groups in various places. As goal, concept and methodology differ from group to group, the meaning of the word “archiving” slightly differs in each activity.
As for recorder311, when we speak of “archiving” we mean a series of collaborative activities that consists of “recording & collecting,” “organizing & storing,” “contextualizing,” and “utilizing,” through which our recordings activities are nurtured into “tools” to pass down the achievements to the future generations, sharing them with many different people and places.
In more concrete terms about recorder311’s concept, it gathers people who agree with its goal of making the recordings public and leaving them for posterity. They are the main group of people who do “recording & collecting” as “contributors,” sharing those recordings with In Conclusionrecorder311. It in turn “organizes & stores” them to be “contextualized” and “utilized” with the contributors and citizens, nurturing them into “tools.” Furthermore, in all of those processes, essential are
interactions with supporters, donors and audience.
At the beginning, recorder311 had not imagined the current dynamic situation in which diverse people gather around the archiving activities, taking part in them in a variety of ways. However, while groping for significance of our activities, little by little we came to the
understanding that the core of a community archiving activity is to provide opportunities and systems with which recordings are returned to each person’s everyday life, for even though they are recordings of a disaster, they fundamentally are recordings of one’s life. That is how recorder311 has grown to an “archive” at it is now, being sustained by multi-layered and circulating people.
For that reason, contributors in recorder311 are essential in every phase of archiving; from the act of recording ̶ the “seed” ̶ to the act of utilization for others and future generations ̶ the “fruit.”
As last year marked the 10th anniversary of the Mid Niigata Prefecture Earthquake in 2004, and January this year marked the 20th anniversary of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake in 1995, disaster archiving activities are still continuing at many places.
recorder311 aims at promoting “archiving as a cultural activity” ̶something that is everyday and open to everybody ̶ pursuing its directness and urgency with you, in diverse forms.
activity report of the center for remembering 3.11
Published in February, 2015
|Planning & Publisher||the center for remembering 3.11 (sendai mediatheque)|
|Supported by||Contributors, donors and supporters of the center for remembering 3.11|
|Collecting Photo Project conducted with||the NPO 20th Century Archive Sendai|
|Translation||Communa Translation Design, LLP|
|Printing & Bookbinding||ToyamaAoba Printing Inc.|
Our deepest gratitude goes to contributors, donors and supporters of the center for


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The first season of Girls.
At a bunch of points over the past few months, I thought Girls was my favorite show on television. Yes, I liked Game of Thrones a lot, but since I’ve already read the books, the element of surprise was lacking; plus, it’s such sheer fantasy that there was still a lot of space left over for a show about contemporary America.
The highpoint of the show was definitely the party episode. The setting was enviable, the characters were all actually in the same place, and the various rooms of the party provided good settings for individual dramas to unfold. From that episode until Sunday’s finale, Girls has been on a slide.
Lena Dunham’s male characters are a joke. They are hugely inconsistent. Her character, Hannah, has a boyfriend who is so completely different by the end of Season 1 that if you started late you’d find the early episodes simply bewildering. He started off as a primal ne’er-do-well topping her, then became a whiny aesthete criticizing her narcissism. Her boss, the bandmate who plays with Marnie’s ex-boyfriend, has evolved from a minor douchebag into some kind of Zen master, capable of rising to any occasion and characterizing every circumstance.
I don’t know what any character besides Hannah wants, and although I really enjoy reading Sloane Crosley’s essays, I have to say that Dunham has succeeded in making Hannah such a superficial, obnoxious brat that I find it difficult to imagine voluntarily buying some collection of Hannah’s — in which she would undoubtedly do nothing but obsessively curate her own life. As for the other three women: who on Earth could possibly care whether they succeed in what they are trying to do? We haven’t seen Marnie at her job in ages, and her personal life is in tatters. The show won’t even let her have a half-decent sex life, despite making her break up with her boyfriend on the grounds that he couldn’t ring her bell. Shoshanna is a sheltered, judgmental virgin priss who apparently can call everyone she knows “dumb whores” a week or so after beating the shit out of a guy she barely knows while high on crack. As for Jessa, well, she’s suddenly married to some vacuous Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps type. So much for European sophistication.
If there’s a point to all of this, I’ve missed it. These characters have everything: money (at least running in the family), looks, youth, friends, and luck. Yet they still manage to screw up their lives in the name of rather paltry ideals: themselves (Hannah), “the little death” (Marnie), respectability (Shoshanna), and stability (Jessa). Lena Dunham is incredibly funny, but — with apologies to Tracy Chapman — I want more from life than she can give.


Controversial Tax Break Aims to Unlock 150,000 Build-to-Rent Apartments
Labor is pushing to increase foreign investment in housing supply by implementing…
23 May 2019
The $500 million redevelopment of Westfield Doncaster is set to create around 2000 jobs Victoria wide. The massive redevelopment will include a 14-story gateway, a two-story premium shopping complex, thousands of new car parking spaces and a larger bus interchange.
Victorian Planning Minister Richard Wynne said, “Melbourne is already the nation’s retail capital and this major expansion will cement its reputation for the years to come,”
“This project will create thousands of jobs, draw thousands of shoppers from across the world, and will be a major boost to Victoria’s economy.”
Retail is one of Victoria’s largest sources of employment, creating more than 300,000 jobs across Melbourne and regional Victoria. The Australian Bureau of Statistics found Victorians spent $78.9 billion on retail sales just over the last year.
Scentre Group Director Development and Asset Management Stewart White said “This will be an exciting next chapter for the centre which will mark its 50th year of operation soon. The master plan will allow us to realise the full potential of the site and our aspirations to cement Westfield Doncaster as a true living centre catering to the growing Doncaster Hill community and surrounds,”
“We are looking forward to providing additional details when we lodge our planning permit for the first stage of the redevelopment, which – in line with local customer and community feedback – will be focused on increasing high-end specialty fashion, dining and entertainment, as well as our health and wellness offering.
“In the meantime, we are moving ahead with our upgrade of the dining precinct adjacent to the cinemas at Westfield Doncaster and expect to commence construction works in the coming months.”


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Delve into the enchanting world of family smiles, where joy becomes a shared language, and each smile paints a canvas of love and togetherness. These radiant moments are not just expressions; they are the heartbeats of a family, weaving a tapestry of happiness that lingers in the air.
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In the realm of family smiles, laughter is the glue that binds hearts. Whether it’s a hearty belly laugh or a contagious giggle, shared laughter becomes a testament to the warmth and camaraderie within a family. It transcends words, creating connections that strengthen the family bond.
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Family smiles are diverse in their expressions. From the playful grins of children during a game to the tender smiles exchanged between parents, each smile carries its unique melody. These expressions become a language of their own, speaking volumes about the emotions and moments shared within the family circle.
Sub Heading 4: Capturing Milestones in Smiles
Family smiles serve as markers of milestones, freezing moments in time that deserve to be cherished. The first toothy grin of a baby, the proud smiles during achievements, and the knowing glances shared between family members in challenging times – each smile etches itself into the family’s collective memory.
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It’s not just the grand moments that define family smiles; it’s the radiance found in everyday expressions. The casual smiles over breakfast, the comforting smiles in passing, and the reassuring smiles during routine activities create an atmosphere of continuous joy that defines the everyday life of a family.
Sub Heading 6: The Impact of Family Smiles on Well-Being
Beyond the emotional resonance, family smiles contribute to the well-being of each member. Scientifically, smiling releases endorphins, the feel-good hormones, promoting a positive mood. In a family setting, the collective effect of shared smiles creates a harmonious environment that fosters emotional health.
Sub Heading 7: Generational Smiles: Passing Down Joy
Family smiles create a beautiful legacy, passed down from generation to generation. The smiles of grandparents, imprinted with a wealth of life experiences, inspire the smiles of grandchildren. This intergenerational exchange of joy becomes a timeless tradition, connecting family members across time.
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Step into the world of family smiles at Diepios. The platform celebrates the beauty of family moments, offering insights, ideas, and inspirations to enhance the joy within your family. Discover ways to create lasting smiles and nurture the happiness that defines your family dynamic.
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Family smiles become a language of love, a non-verbal communication that transcends linguistic barriers. In moments of joy, sadness, or celebration, a simple smile speaks volumes. It becomes a silent affirmation of love, understanding, and solidarity, weaving an intricate tapestry of familial connection.
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Head coach Nick Saban tested positive for the corona virus Wednesday afternoon. This spawns a huge problem for the Crimson Tide going into their week seven match-up against the No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs. This may be the biggest game of the 2020 season and Alabama does not have its head coach to lead them on the sideline.
The SEC announced yesterday that each football player will be required to undergo an extra weekly COVID-19 test, upping the count to three per week prior to games. Alongside the extra COVID tests, SEC players will be screened for myocarditis, the heart condition associated with COVID-19.


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Take our culinary journey around the world – via Queens.
The two-hour event will focus on Spanish wines.
During a recent trip to Liberia, Mahmoud Ideraabdullah was in close contact with man who died of Ebola.
NYU Langone Medical Center will serve as the facility's operator, officials announced.
Individual donations have gone down while demand for services has gone up, according to Bowery Mission.
Montefiore's Dr. Robert Ostfeld says a plant-based diet can help with many health problems.
Explore New York City with these great events.
Red Hook nonprofit Friends of Firefighters offers biofeedback training inside a simulation pod.
Maum Meditation opened two months ago on 82nd Street.
Headlines might herald the popularity of online dating, but there are many who prefer to stay offline.
The new low-cost gym opened on Roosevelt Avenue on Sept. 19.
Local officials worry dust containing lead has accumulated at unsafe levels at Greenpoint Playground.
Schools are without guards or have unfulfilled requests for second guards.
A selection of the week's most interesting events are here for you in one handy guide.
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UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath lashes out at SP-BSP alliance
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said SP-BSP have decided to forge an alliance only to save their own existence.
LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday launched a scathing attack on SP-BSP alliance saying the two parties have decided to forge an alliance only to save their own existence. He stressed that the people are aware of the truth of these parties and they will vote accordingly.
"It is an attempt to save their own existence and nothing else. Public knows the truth and they will vote accordingly," said the UP CM.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on reports of SP-BSP alliance: It is an attempt to save their own existence and nothing else. Public knows the truth and they will vote accordingly. pic.twitter.com/oyJ6f9Dd2C— ANI UP (@ANINewsUP) January 11, 2019
Yogi Adityanath claimed that the BJP will win more seats in 2019 Lok Sabha polls than it did in 2014. It may be recalled that BJP and its allies had won 73 out of 80 Lok Sabha seats in 2014 general elections.
Meanwhile, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati and Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Akhilesh Yadav are scheduled to address a joint press conference in Lucknow on Saturday. It is expected that the two former Uttar Pradesh chief ministers will make a formal announcement about their pre-poll alliance during the press conference slated to be held at noon.
Almost a month ago, it was reported by Zee News that the regional two parties have finalised their seat-sharing agreement. It is to be noted that the SP-BSP have decided not to include the Congress in the alliance.
The Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) led by Ajit Singh is also a part of the seat-sharing deal, sources had told Zee News. Speculations are rife that the SP and BSP would contest on equal number of seats but they will not field their candidates in Rae Baraeli and Amethi - the pocket boroughs of Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi respectively.


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Grayshott Folk Club presents: The Silken Same + The Charcoal Burners
Friday 18th May 2018 @ 7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
The Silken Same are Galway duo Mossy Nolan (bouzouki/vocals) and Colm McGowan (guitar/vocals). They are very popular in their native Ireland, and have supported a formidable roll call of artists such as LAU and Luka Bloom. Now they are ready to make their UK debut with this tour. I’ve been trying to get Mossy over to Grayshott for a few years as I love his singing and music. He has been joined by Colm and together they will transport us to The Emerald Isle with their wonderful sound. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w96vExEttUo
+ The Charcoal Burners-We welcome back Haslemere’s The Charcoal Burners, who are a barnstorming modern folk fusion group playing an intoxicating blend of original songs with a fast and furious mixture of new and traditional tunes. They are led by charismatic singer/songwriter/guitarist David O’Brien has who been writing and performing since the early 1980s. David formed The Charcoal Burners in 2016 with Steve Redshaw and Martin Ruinet, two highly talented folk musicians from Sussex and Art Gelling on bass and Cajon. The Charcoal Burners’ set ranges from fast, foot tapping and infectiously catchy songs such as ‘Life of Riley’, ‘Free ‘n Easy’, ‘The Devil Rides’ and ‘Working on the Railroad’ to moving ballads such as ‘Don’t Let it Rain’ and ‘Seagull’. Steve Redshaw’s banjo playing is flawless and he wrote the band’s signature tune ‘The Charcoal Burners’. Martin Ruinet plays whistle, harmonica, mandolin & mandola, whilst Art Gelling on Bass and Cajon, beats rhythm that will have your legs twitching and itching to dance. At times their voices soar in four part harmony and can make your spine tingle.
This gig takes place at: Grayshott Social Club, Hill Road, Grayshott, Nr. HINDHEAD, Surrey GU26 6HL Tickets are £12 for Adults/£6 for Under 16s and are available from: Des O’Byrne on 01428 607096


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While I should be thriving because my latest architectural project is featured in the April editions of both Mark and Domus, I must say that on this occasion I’m particularly thrilled because, just as I was musing on terrifying beauty, the Tickle Your Catastrophe book was indeed making its way onto my doorstep.
It’s not that I don’t see the first as relevant. I do. Especially when, in the case of Domus, we are looking forward to a new phase in the history of a key architectural magazine. And as I am increasingly interested in the building act as a catalyst for the proliferation of cultural, if not political meaning, publication in a highly legitimated media certainly plays an important role in the process.
GMG House in the new Domus, now edited by Joseph Grima.
However, I’m progressively more interested in the expression of thought, and critical thought at that, whenever possible and adequate, either through design or discourse. So, at this instance, while my ego should be mostly flattered by my subversive and furtive interiors being made public, I’m even more proud to be part of Tickle Your Catastrophe with an essay you can partially preview here.
As the traditional publishing world seems to be quickly whirling down the e-toilet, Tickle Your Catastrophe may well be a good example of a disappearing kind: a sexy scientific publication that caters for an audience outside academia…
This is a reader of laboriously edited texts that extend well beyond their varied academic origins – and the 2009 conference that set off the publication – so as to become a many-sided, prescient, and wholly perspective on the darker shades of realities currently lurking on a corner near you.
With chapters on ruin value, states of emergency, media disasters and worst-case scenarios, this is a true survivor’s manual on everything you should know about calamity and forgot to ask both Wild Bill Hickok and Doctor Strangelove.
And while haunted by some of the usual phantoms of contemporary academic writing – from Benjamin to Deleuze, Sebald and Žižek – it must be said that this collection on the imagining of catastrophe in art, architecture and philosophy is also aptly trespassed by the futuristic ghosts of Philip K. Dick and William Gibson, or even by the eerie reminiscences of traumatic events like the Chernobyl disaster and the 1755 Lisbon earthquake.
The great 1755 Lisbon earthquake, as connected to Voltaire’s Candide…
With such condiments, Tickle Your Catastrophe becomes the kind of atypical book where theory displays one of its best, frequently overlooked attributes, one that brings it close to speculative fiction: its almost magical ability to dive into the future while intently looking at the mirror of the present and the past.
And that’s why one of the most troubling moments in the book – besides Lieven de Cauter’s chilling views on The Mad Max Phase of Globalization – eventually emerges in a poignant accidental postscript in which Susan Schuppli recalls how a reading of her Chernobyl essay in Tokyo was disturbed by an earthquake that affected a Japanese nuclear plant “involuntarily” built on a seismic fault…
Experiencing the tremors of this radiological activity directly as it was unfolding, standing as I was amidst the quake, signaled the uncanny entanglement between the conceptual research and the literal ontological ground upon which these ideas momentarily trembled. It was as if the actions of the future, my research yet-to-come, had colluded with the past, Chernobyl, to make the present shaky and thus a source of renewable creative energy for the future. As William Gibson has frequently remarked, “the future is already here, it’s just not very evenly distributed.”
Little did Susan know that Fukushima was to take place some four years later, close to where she first established these mental connections, more or less at the same time those very words were being printed onto posterity.


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