A guest blogger joins us today to pose some excellent questions. We share former Hyattsville council member Chris Currie’s thoughts on the Cafritz property and other area developments below (previously posted to HOPE list).
My views on urban planning were largely formed as a child witnessing the growth of suburban Detroit. It was a clinic on what not to do to create healthy, vibrant communities. One particular memory I have from my late teens was a newspaper report on the rapid advance of commercial blight in Detroit’s inner suburbs. At that time, experts said that the commercial dead zone was expanding outward from Detroit at the rate of one mile per decade. The primary reasons? Unrestrictive zoning and the seemingly inexhaustible supply of flat, buildable greenfields in southeastern Michigan. There was no incentive to redevelop existing retail/office districts when it was so cheap, easy and profitable to build new ones.
That reminds me a little of the prevailing conditions in the inner-Beltway Route 1 area. Look first at what EYA is trying to do. They had to buy existing commercially-zoned land at the premium price such sites command. Then they had to raze existing structures and do environmental abatement. Then they had to create a development proposal within the constraints of a detailed zoning master plan, with all of its attendant expensive conditions. Now they are trying to lure wary retailers with incentives and somehow they also have to turn a profit. (The way they are doing that is by maximizing the number of housing units, but that’s another story.)
Then look at the Cafritz property. Zero cost basis for the land. A rare greenfield tract in a developed area–a clean site almost ready to build on. The zoning is R-55 for single family detached residential, but the owners will apply to have it rezoned to fit nicely with whatever it is they want to do there.
Now it is easy to see what Mayor Bill Gardiner means about Cafritz having “competitive advantages” over Arts District Hyattsville, Riverdale Park Town Center or University Town Center (UTC). And why he–and others–are concerned about the potential adverse impacts of creating new, cheap-to-develop commercial districts in an area where the existing centers are struggling and vulnerable–particularly on Rte. 1. The laws of economics indicate that our under-served area will attract new retailers to serve the existing and emerging market. But where we will allow them will have very much to do with whether the final result is a vibrant, sustainable community or another sad rerun of the failed development patterns on Route 1 from time immemorial.
The rumors are that Whole Foods wants a location close to the University of Maryland. That doesn’t surprise me. Several years ago, when I learned Wegman’s Food Market was planning to enter the Washington market, I called their site selection manager and talked up the (then) Lustine tract. Unsurprisingly, he told me that our income levels were too low and the site not quite large enough (they wanted 18 full acres). But he did ask me how far the site was from the university campus, telling me that they would relax the demographic requirements to get a site close to the school. He said that upscale grocers typically do better near college campuses.
Whole Foods has a choice between the Cafritz property and the East Campus site, which is contiguous to the campus and in an existing commercial district. The latter site is also better situated with respect to income and educational attainment levels within a three-mile radius. The chief advantage of Cafritz would seem to be the low cost of the development and therefore the more greatly discounted prospective rents. If I’m on the site selection team for Whole Foods, I’m thinking this: Play Cafritz’s low-ball offer against East Campus to strengthen my negotiating position and get a better deal on the site I really want.
If that’s the scenario, is Cafritz the loser? Not necessarily. Whole Foods is the lure that gains community acceptance for a radical up-zoning of the parcel, which in turn allows for much greater returns on other development. Building stores, offices and condos will make them more money than single-family homes. (But rest assured they would make good money either way.)
Therein lies my chief concern. Right now there is a very successful, economically productive single-family residential district nearly surrounding the Cafritz property. It’s not an urban residential district–it’s a more suburban model. One that values lower density, less congestion, low crime, quiet and serenity. If you develop a high-density mixed-use center in the middle of it–particularly one anchored by a big-box tenant–you are going to permanently alter the character of that community. There will be significant impacts in terms of traffic, noise, crime, litter and light pollution. Impacts that are tolerable in a more urban setting, such as Arts District Hyattsville, but much less so in that community. There is a danger that the surrounding neighborhoods might begin to decline (even as other communities’ commercial districts also decline as a result of competition from the new commercial center).
Although one might argue that from Hyattsville’s parochial point of view, we shouldn’t be too concerned about maintaining the character of that community if new amenities can be put there that will serve ours, I would respond that there is a symbiotic relationship between the two now that can be damaged if everyone is not careful. Hyattsville is primarily a community of “starter housing”–and is becoming ever more so with the influx of new townhomes, condos and apartment housing. I think we all know families who have moved to University Park or College Heights as their families have grown. There is an increasing shortage of “move-up housing” here in Hyattsville, which makes it all the more important for community stability (all of our Route 1 communities share a common thread) to have such options nearby. In terms of the overall housing mix, putting high-quality single-family-detached homes on the Cafritz site will help restore balance to our market, while putting more high-density attached or multifamily housing will make the imbalance worse than it already is.
And we should also not forget that the prospective customers for new retail at UTC and Arts District Hyattsville (and patrons of Renaissance Square’s forthcoming YMCA) may come from new homeowners in the Cafritz development, as customers for places like Franklin’s do now come from those neighborhoods north of East-West Highway.
I think there are a number of good things that are emerging from the community feedback process–like the Trolley Trail, historical markers, retention of a tree buffer on Route 1, etc. They are all consistent with having a development with lower-density housing as its primary component. We should be careful, in my opinion, not to focus on one retailer, nor should we view this development in isolation–away from the context of the character of surrounding neighborhoods and from nearby commercial centers.–Chris Currie


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Shakespeare's plays, listed by genre List plays by title word count speech count date. Once we begin to examine the Folio plays in detail, it becomes less easy to take at face value the word of Heminge and Condell about the superiority of the Folio texts. According to the Database of Early English Playbooks, the two most published plays (and likely the most popular) from the 1590s to the 1630s were Henry IV Part I – published 11 times – and Richard III, which was published ten times. Editors have often fashioned their own narratives to explain what lies behind the quartos and Folio. The text was collated by two of Shakespeare's fellow actors and friends, John Heminge and Henry Condell, wh… 135: ACT 4 Scene 1. The mysterious “Mr. New Shakespeare plays? This seems like a trivial point, but in fact it makes a big difference. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2012. Before the Renaissance, these texts had been suppressed by the Catholic Church. Before the publication of the First Folio in 1623, nineteen of the thirty-seven plays in Shakespeare's canon had appeared in quarto format. They have said that Heminge and Condell meant to criticize only a few of the early quartos, the ones that offer much shorter and sometimes quite different, often garbled, versions of plays. These eighteen appeared separately in editions in quarto or, in the case of Henry VI, Part 3, octavo format. A look at all four “states” of the Martin Droeshout engraved portrait of William Shakespeare, first published with the 1623 First Folio of Shakespeare's plays. Dating the Plays . (One copy at the Folger Shakespeare Library is marked fifteen shillings—that is, three-quarters of a pound.). For example, only fourteen copies of the First Quarto of Love’s Labor’s Lost are known to exist, and three are at the Folger Shakespeare Library. To the 154 poems collected in the celebrated volume of Shakespeare's Sonnets they have conjoined the sonnets that appear in the plays – such as the famous lines shared by Romeo and Juliet. Have you been pondering "murderer Of King Hamlet In Shakespeares Play"? Plays Sonnets Poems Concordance Advanced Search About OSS. / Garner, Shirley N. In: Shakespeare Studies, Vol. It is this fact that makes the First Folio so important; without it, 18 of Shakespeares plays, including Twelfth Night, Measure for Measure, Macbeth, Julius Caesar and The Tempest, might never have survived. Old-spelling and modern editions All Shakespeareʼs plays and poems are currently published in old-spelling versions, and twenty-two plays and most of the poems now appear in modern spelling. The bad quartos are defective editions, usually with badly garbled or missing text. Each of these later folios was based on its immediate predecessor and was edited anonymously. Shakespeare utilized his knowledge of Greek and Roman classics when writing his plays. xlix: Text of the Play with Commentary. Shakespeare's plays are a canon of approximately 39 dramatic works written by English poet, playwright, and actor William Shakespeare.The exact number of plays—as well as their classifications as tragedy, history, or comedy—is a matter of scholarly debate. The bad quartos are defective editions, usually with badly garbled or missing text. In 1623, seven years after Shakespeare’s death, Mr. William Shakespeares Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies was published. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1963. Shakespeare's plays are widely regarded as being among the greatest in the English language and are continually performed around the world. Omissions? Let us know if you have suggestions to improve this article (requires login). I may add them to this page at some later point if I arrive at an opinion. The poor results were then sold to a publisher and presented in print as Shakespeare’s plays. In the most arduous study of a single book ever undertaken, Hinman attempts to reconstruct how the Shakespeare First Folio of 1623 was set into type and run off the press, sheet by sheet. understanding shakespeares plays in performance shakespeare in performance Nov 14, 2020 Posted By J. R. R. Tolkien Media TEXT ID e749c8a4 Online PDF Ebook Epub Library shakespeares plays in performance by halio jay l online on amazonae at best prices fast and free shipping free returns cash on delivery available on eligible purchase It is the major source for contemporary texts of his plays. His plays are fun and have intrigue and mystery and some have tragedies something that interest the learners,” said another English teacher at a recent workshop. The Publication of Shakespeare’s Plays:... Do you have questions or feedback for the Folger Shakespeare team? For example, of the first nine plays in the Folio (one-quarter of the entire collection), four were essentially reprinted from earlier quarto printings that Heminge and Condell had disparaged, and four have now been identified as printed from copies written in the hand of a professional scribe of the 1620s named Ralph Crane; the ninth, The Comedy of Errors, was apparently also printed from a manuscript, but one whose origin cannot be readily identified. The actors John Heminge and Henry Condell undertook the collection of 36 of Shakespeare’s plays, and about 1,000 copies of the First Folio were printed, none too well, by Jaggard’s son, Isaac. Corrections? More recently this story has given way to another in which the shorter versions are said to be re-creations from memory of Shakespeare’s plays by actors who wanted to stage them in the provinces but lacked manuscript copies. Main (202) 544-4600Box Office (202) 544-7077. Shakespeare's plays are widely regarded as being among the greatest in the English language and are continually performed around the world. It is reputed to have sold for the lordly price of a pound. Welcome to Shakespeare Publications, the site dedicated to the promotion and publication of new Shakespeare plays. Editors of the Folger Shakespeare Library Editions. Title page of the First Folio, the first published edition (1623) of the collected works of William Shakespeare; it was originally titled, The First Folio, the first published edition (1623) of the collected works of William Shakespeare; it was originally titled. In 1593 and 1594, William Shakespeare, already established as a playwright, published two long poems, Venus and Adonis and Lucrece. xlv: An Introduction to This Text. 141: ACT 4 Scene 2. 19, 1986, p. 293-300. I’ve left out plays that I can’t quite muster an interest in, like Sir Thomas More. Since today’s editors have been forced to treat Heminge and Condell’s pronouncements with skepticism, they must choose whether to base their own editions upon quartos or the Folio on grounds other than Heminge and Condell’s story of where the quarto and Folio versions originated. (In 1604 a different, much longer form of the play got into print as a quarto.) So what are new Shakespeare plays? Of the 36 plays in the First Folio, 17 were printed in Shakespeare's lifetime in various good and bad smaller quarto editions, one was printed after his death and 18 had not yet been printed at all. 179: ACT 5 Scene 2. Blayney’s accessible account of the printing and later life of the First Folio—an amply illustrated catalogue to a 1991 Folger Shakespeare Library exhibition—analyzes the mechanical production of the First Folio, describing how the Folio was made, by whom and for whom, how much it cost, and its ups and downs (or, rather, downs and ups) since its printing in 1623. Between 1591 and 1595, he wrote the story. Get in touch here. Among the examples of these are the 1600 quarto of Henry V (the Folio offers a much fuller version) or the 1603 Hamlet quarto. And Mr. Folger did not stop at the First Folio, but collected many copies of later editions of Shakespeare, beginning with the Second Folio (1632), the Third (1663–64), and the Fourth (1685). The first publication of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare took place in 1597 in the form of quarto version. 2nd ed. For University of Namibia literature expert, Dr Nelson Mlambo, Shakespeare’s plays and sonnets are indispensable and a … He also provides almost all the known variations in readings from copy to copy. Eighteen of Shakespeare’s plays found their way into print during the playwright’s lifetime, but there is nothing to suggest that he took any interest in their publication. By comparing the two extant texts of John Fletcher’s Bonduca, one in manuscript and the other printed in 1647, Werstine shows that the term “foul papers” that is found in a note in the Bonducamanuscript does not refer, as editors have believed, to a species of messy authorial manuscript but is instead simply a designation for a manuscript, whatever its features, that has served as the copy from which another manuscript has been made. As a consequence of Mr. Folger’s labors, scholars visiting the Folger Shakespeare Library have been able to learn a great deal about sixteenth- and seventeenth-century printing and, particularly, about the printing of Shakespeare’s plays. All that we have are the printed texts. A few of the quartos were popular with the book-buying public of Shakespeare’s lifetime; for example, quarto Richard II went through five editions between 1597 and 1615. The Hinman Collator, a machine built for the purpose of detecting variations between copies of the First Folio, is shown. With 4,042 lines and 29,551 words, Hamlet is the longest Shakespearean play (based on the first edition of The Riverside Shakespeare (1974)). Some of Shakespeare’s plays were published during his lifetime in quarto form. Facts about Shakespeare’s Play Romeo and Juliet 6: the first publication. shakespeares plays a socio linguistic study get access buy the print book check if you have access via personal or institutional login log in register cited by 27 cited by 27 ... publication date august 2009 1 introduction jonathan hope publisher cambridge authorship of shakespeares plays a socio linguistic study paperback february 12 2007 by The quarto pages are not much larger than a modern mass-market paperback book, and the octavo pages are even smaller; these little books were sold unbound for a few pence. Research output: Contribution to … This second edition includes an important new introduction by Peter W. M. Blayney. As Tom Reedy and David Kathman point out, a … Get a Britannica Premium subscription and gain access to exclusive content. W.H.” in the dedication is thought by some to be the person who procured him his copy. a thousand times more fair what shakespeares plays teach us about justice Nov 14, 2020 Posted By Stephenie Meyer Publishing TEXT ID f7388bb2 Online PDF Ebook Epub Library fair is a highly inventive and provocative exploration of ethics and the law that uses the plays of william shakespeare as a prism through which to view the nature of justice Although less extensive and well known than his illustrations of John Milton’s poems, Blake’s water colors based on Shakespeare’s plays constitute a significant group of designs. 145: ACT 4 Scene 3. By surveying twenty-one texts with theatrical markup, he demonstrates that the playhouses used a wide variety of different kinds of manuscripts and printed texts but did not use the highly regularized promptbooks of the eighteenth-century theaters and later. Please refer to the appropriate style manual or other sources if you have any questions. 199: ACT 1 Scene 1. Eighteen of Shakespeare’s plays were printed in quartos (books about half the size of a modern magazine) both “good” and “bad” before the First Folio (a large-format book) was published in 1623. In 1623, seven years after Shakespeare’s death, Mr. William Shakespeares Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies was published. His presentation of the peculiarities of playhouse texts provides an empirical basis for inferring the nature of the manuscripts that lie behind printed Shakespeare plays. In a preface to the First Folio entitled “To the great Variety of Readers,” two of Shakespeare’s former fellow actors in the King’s Men, John Heminge and Henry Condell, wrote that they themselves had collected their dead companion’s plays. 1: ACT 3 Scene 2. But his collected works were published only after his death in the First Folio (1623), which contained 36 plays divided into tragedies, comedies and histories. The poems, which reflected the classical fashion of … Thus, while some plays were published, printed and circulated, their primary function was to be performed. Eighteen of Shakespeare’s plays were printed in quartos (books about half the size of a modern magazine) both “good” and “bad” before the First Folio (a large-format book) was published in 1623. The book collector who was most successful in bringing together copies of the quartos and the First Folio was Henry Clay Folger, founder of the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C. 115: ACT 3 Scene 3. While every effort has been made to follow citation style rules, there may be some discrepancies. 149: ACT 5 Scene 1. The William Blake Archive is pleased to announce the publication of a digital edition of Blake’s water color illustrations to the plays of William Shakespeare.. 1987:1–68 provide excellent accounts of these issues in more detail than can be given here). Select any play or poem from the menu at the top of the screen to explore the texts or see a complete list of Shakespeare's works published on the site. 189: ACT 5 Scene 4. This printing offered readers in a single book thirty-six of the thirty-eight plays now thought to have been written by Shakespeare, including eighteen that had never been printed before. For the First Folio, a large undertaking of more than 900 pages, a syndicate of five men was formed, headed by Edward Blount and William Jaggard. This article was most recently revised and updated by, https://www.britannica.com/topic/First-Folio, Folger Shakespeare Library - The First Folio, First Folio - Student Encyclopedia (Ages 11 and up). While almost every one of these early quartos displays on its title page the name of the acting company that performed the play, only about half provide the name of the playwright, Shakespeare. Britannica now has a site just for parents! After Shakespeare’s death, two more of his plays appeared in quarto format: Othello in 1622 and The Two Noble Kinsmen, coauthored with John Fletcher, in 1634. He also amassed a substantial number of quartos. This printing offered readers in a single book thirty-six of the thirty-eight plays now thought to have been written by Shakespeare, … Most of the quartos offer much better texts than these so-called bad quartos. You read that correctly. Jul 30, 2020 Contributor By : Stephen King Ltd PDF ID a66f85db shakespeares political drama the history plays and the roman plays pdf Favorite eBook Reading earlier writers and he was not alone in this holinsheds works published in 1577 and 1587 were Blayney, Peter W. M. The First Folio of Shakespeare. This situation is a result of the particular context in which early Modern plays were written, acted, and published – and an understanding of this context explains many of the most common authorship problems which arise (Bentley 1971, and Wells et al. Bard Bites Dramatist and Shakespearean scholar Nicholas Rowe was the first to write a critical (annotated) edition of Shakespeare's works. The average length of a play in Elizabethan England was 3000 lines. When discussing or referring to Shakespeare's sonnets, it is almost always a reference to the 154 sonnets that were first published all together in a quarto in 1609. Some of Shakespeare's plays were published in quarto editions, beginning in 1594, and by 1598, his name had become a selling point and began to appear on the title pages. Werstine examines in detail nearly two dozen texts associated with the playhouses in and around Shakespeare’s time, conducting the examination against the background of the two idealized forms of manuscript that have governed the editing of Shakespeare from the twentieth into the twenty-first century—Shakespeare’s so-called foul papers and the so-called promptbooks of his plays. 13: ACT 1 Scene 3. This large page size is called “folio,” as opposed to the smaller “quarto,” and the 1623 volume is usually called the Shakespeare First Folio. 2 vols. The publication of drama in the early 17th century was usually left to the poorer members of the Stationers’ Company (which issued licenses) and to outright pirates. The first Shakespeare play to be published (Titus Andronicus, 1594) was printed by a notorious pirate, John Danter, who also brought out, anonymously, a defective Romeo and Juliet (1597), largely from shorthand notes made during performance. However, there are six additional sonnets that Shakespeare wrote and included in the plays Romeo and Juliet, Henry V and Love's Labour's Lost. Hanover, Md. But most of the quartos were far from best sellers; Love’s Labor’s Lost (1598), for instance, was not reprinted in quarto until 1631. "History and Ideology: the instance of Henry V". Thus speculation continues about how the Shakespeare plays got to be printed. The first quarto edition to bear the name Shakespeare on its title page is Love’s Labor’s Lost of 1598. Shakespeare continued to act in his own and other plays after his success as a Shakespeare's plays are a canon of approximately 39 dramatic works written by English poet, playwright, and actor William Shakespeare.The exact number of plays—as well as their classifications as tragedy, history, or comedy—is a matter of scholarly debate. Be on the lookout for your Britannica newsletter to get trusted stories delivered right to your inbox. The Publication of Shakespeares Plays. We want you to know that we update our site every single day using an advanced data base so that you, a devoted crossworder, can always find that bit of help you need when a difficult or new hint comes up that you don’t have an answer for, or have simply forgotten over time. And it offered them in a style that was then reserved for serious literature and scholarship. Samuel Johnson also edited Shakespeare’s works (1765), defending his author as one who “holds up to his readers a faithful mirror of manners and of life”; but, though he pronounced Shakespeare an “ancient” (supreme praise from Johnson), he found Shakespeare’s plays full of implausible plots quickly huddled together at the end, and he deplored Shakespeare’s fondness for punning. This facsimile presents a photographic reproduction of an “ideal” copy of the First Folio of Shakespeare; Hinman attempts to represent each page in its most fully corrected state. To these they have added a number of passages from the plays that are … The chronology of Shakespeare's plays remains a matter of some scholarly debate. Mr. Folger collected this edition and many, many more by Rowe’s successors, and the collecting and scholarship continue. 7: ACT 1 Scene 2. Hello happy crossworder! Early Modern Playhouse Manuscripts and the Editing of Shakespeare. New York: W. W. Norton, 1996. With the exception of Othello (1622), all of the quartos were published prior to the date of Shakespeare's retirement from the theatre in about 1611. They suggested that they had seen his own papers: “we have scarce received from him a blot in his papers.” The title page of the Folio declared that the plays within it had been printed “according to the True Original Copies.” Comparing the Folio to the quartos, Heminge and Condell disparaged the quartos, advising their readers that “before you were abused with divers stolen and surreptitious copies, maimed, and deformed by the frauds and stealths of injurious impostors.” Many Shakespeareans of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries believed Heminge and Condell and regarded the Folio plays as superior to anything in the quartos. Werstine, Paul. The earliest of the quartos that still survive were printed in 1594, the year that both Titus Andronicus and a version of the play now called Henry VI, Part 2 became available. Articles from Britannica Encyclopedias for elementary and high school students. While it is estimated that there survive around the world only about 230 copies of the First Folio, Mr. Folger was able to acquire more than seventy-five copies, as well as a large number of fragments, for the library that bears his name. Many Shakespeare enthusiasts persuaded themselves that most of the quartos were set into type directly from Shakespeare’s own papers, although there is nothing on which to base this conclusion except the desire for it to be true. : Folger, 1991. 1. The first editor of Shakespeare whose name we know was Nicholas Rowe, whose first edition came out in 1709. Shakespeare wrote ten history plays over his lifetime. Some plays, like 2 Henry IV and The Tempest, have been generally fortunate in their editors. 1985. ResearchGate has not been able to resolve any citations for this publication ... Alan. dates taken from title pages), known performance dates, and information from contemporary diaries and other records. See Also: 10 Facts about Roman Mosaics Early twentieth-century editors speculated that these questionable texts were produced when someone in the audience took notes from the plays’ dialogue during performances and then employed “hack poets” to fill out the notes. The findings of the book allow us to be more confident about the divisions of the collaborative plays, and confirm the status of Edward III as a strong candidate for inclusion in the canon. Current consensus is based on a constellation of different data points, including publication information (e.g. Religion in Shakespeare's Time . Hinman, Charlton. Hinman, Charlton. The plays were arranged in double columns on pages nearly a foot high. The Norton Facsimile: The First Folio of Shakespeare. The would-be publisher had only to get hold of a manuscript, by fair means or foul, enter it as his copy (or dispense with the formality), and have it printed. Edmond Malone was the first scholar to construct a tentative chronology of Shakespeare's plays in An Attempt to Ascertain the Order in Which the Plays attributed to Shakspeare were Written (1778), an essay published in the second edition of Samuel Johnson and George Steevens ' The Plays of … Others less so. COMEDIES. Updates? Our editors will review what you’ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article. A discussion of the First Folio edition of William Shakespeare's plays and its allure for collectors and scholars. Elizabethan England endured a different form of religious oppression than that which had dominated the Middle Ages. By signing up for this email, you are agreeing to news, offers, and information from Encyclopaedia Britannica. Shakespeare's sonnets are poems written by William Shakespeare on a variety of themes. Indeed, in most of the quartos we find texts that are at least equal to or better than what is printed in the Folio. In 1632 a second folio was issued and in 1663 a third. Such a man was Thomas Thorpe, the publisher of Shakespeare’s sonnets (1609). The Printing and Proof-Reading of the First Folio of Shakespeare. Evidently, then, eight of the first nine plays in the First Folio were not printed, in spite of what the Folio title page announces, “according to the True Original Copies,” or Shakespeare’s own papers, and the source of the ninth is unknown. In 1685 the fourth and final folio was published. First Folio, first published edition (1623) of the collected works of William Shakespeare, originally published as Mr. William Shakespeares Comedies, Histories & Tragedies. Review of Patriarchal Structures in Shakespeare's Plays by Peter Erickson. The second printing (1664) of the latter included Pericles (which otherwise exists only in a bad quarto) and several other plays of dubious attribution, including The Two Noble Kinsmen (which appeared in a quarto of 1634 and is now thought to have been a collaboration of Shakespeare and John Fletcher) and Cardenio (now lost), as well as The London Prodigal and The History of Thomas Lord Cromwell. shakespeares histories ten epic plays at a breakneck pace Nov 20, 2020 Posted By Corín Tellado Media Publishing TEXT ID c575f8d8 Online PDF Ebook Epub Library dizzying 60 minutes ok opening night well today i finally hit publish on shakespeares histories ten epic plays at a breakneck pace and am very excited about the early buzz Shakespeare's name is on the plays and poems attributed to him.
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- Is a balsam fir deciduous or coniferous?
- Do balsam fir trees lose their leaves?
- Is Balsam an evergreen?
- What kind of tree is a balsam?
- How long do balsam trees last?
- What kills balsam fir?
- Do balsam firs drop needles?
- Which trees do not lose their leaves in winter?
- Are balsam firs fast growing?
- Which is better balsam vs Fraser?
- What kind of forest does balsam fir grow in?
- Where can a balsa tree be found in the world?
- What kind of trees grow in deciduous forest?
- What kind of animals live in A balsamea tree?
Is a balsam fir deciduous or coniferous?
Balsam fir trees are medium-sized evergreen conifers.
Do balsam fir trees lose their leaves?
Coniferous trees (those whose seeds come in cones) that can stand extreme cold include the Jack Pine, Tamarack, both White and Black Spruce, and Balsam Fir. The number of deciduous tree species (trees that lose their leaves each fall) is fewer than the number of conifers.
Is Balsam an evergreen?
The balsam fir is a native evergreen well-adapted to the cold climates of the northern United States and Canada. Its symmetrical spire-like crown, shining dark green color, and spicy fragrance have made it a favorite Christmas tree for hundreds of years.
What kind of tree is a balsam?
The Balsam Fir (Abies balsamea) is a small to medium-sized tree widespread in moist woodlands and swamps in boreal forests of the Adirondacks. Within its range it may also be referred to as Balsam, Canadian Balsam, Canada Balsam, Eastern Fir, and Bracted Balsam Fir.
How long do balsam trees last?
Balsam fir twig (12). ? Life Expectancy: This fir is relatively short-lived with an average life expectancy of around 90 years. They have been known to reach a maximum age of 200 years, however, a high percentage of the trees tend to develop heartwood rot after 90 years because of harmful fungi (2).
What kills balsam fir?
spruce budworm Balsam fir is resistant to 2,4-D, 2,4,5-T, glyphosate, and hexazinone [30,40]. Insects: The spruce budworm is the most serious damaging agent of balsam fir. Historically, cyclical spruce budworm epidemics have killed trees over vast areas .
Do balsam firs drop needles?
In the balsam fir trees of the recent study, ethylene is produced around 10 days after the tree is cut and signals to the tree that it should drop its needles.
Which trees do not lose their leaves in winter?
Evergreens do not lose their leaves and remain green year round. These include conifers such as pine, spruce, and cedar trees. Evergreens can add drama to landscapes, especially in winter where they make beautiful backdrops amid a blanket of white snow.
Are balsam firs fast growing?
Balsam firs grow fast, tall, and large along with big hardwood trees such as yellow birch, sugar maple and beech.
Which is better balsam vs Fraser?
The Balsam is a more traditional choice for a Christmas tree, since it naturally grows in this area. Balsams grow faster meaning their branch strength is less than a Fraser, however Balsams are often “fuller”, with more, closer growing branches. Unlike the Fraser, Balsams have “soft” needles.
What kind of forest does balsam fir grow in?
They typically grow in the following four forest types: Swamp – swamp forest types never completely dry out, so balsam firs have constant access to water. The ground is covered in sphagnum and other mosses. In swamps, balsam firs grow densely and slowly, and are slender.
Where can a balsa tree be found in the world?
Balsa tree is deciduous tree that belongs to the mallow family. It can be found in moist rainforests of Central and South America. Balsa tree grows in warm climate on well-drained soil, in areas that provide enough sunlight. It was once classified as weed because of its ability to occupy farmlands and gardens.
What kind of trees grow in deciduous forest?
But there are some deciduous trees that grow fast such as Falcata, Balsa, cottonwood, eucalyptus, and poplar trees. North America’s forests grow many American hardwoods including oak, ash, cherry, maple and poplar species. Other hardwoods are Elm, Spanish chestnut, Lime, Cherry, Sycamore and maple.
What kind of animals live in A balsamea tree?
This tree provides food for moose, American red squirrels, crossbills and chickadees, as well as shelter for moose, snowshoe hares, white-tailed deer, ruffed grouse, and other small mammals and songbirds.


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In India too, greater than 3500 folks have been contaminated because of Corona virus, 80 folks have died. To combat this battle, PM Modi appealed to everybody to donate to the Prime Minister's Cares Fund, through which all of the folks elevated vastly. have taken.
Now the identify of cricketer Yuvraj Singh has additionally been added to it. He has donated Rs 50 lakh to the Prime Minister's Care Fund on Saturday to combat the corona epidemic. Yuvraj additionally wrote on Twitter, on this unity day, 50 lakh within the Prime Minister's Cares Fund. I promise to donate cash, please additionally contribute in your behalf. <! –
Veteran off-spinner Harbhajan Singh and his spouse Geeta Basra have come ahead to assist needy households in the course of the lockdown days, Bhajji stated that he and his spouse Geeta Basra will present ration to 5000 households in Jalandhar on this tough state of affairs.

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(Pictured: Michael Jackson on stage, 1987.)
September 16, 1987, is a Wednesday. A front-page story in the New York Times details the growing plagiarism scandal surrounding Delaware Senator Joseph Biden, who is chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Biden’s committee is holding confirmation hearings for Supreme Court appointee Robert Bork. Pope John Paul II continues a visit to the United States; today, he’s in Los Angeles, where he celebrates mass at Dodger Stadium and stresses the need for religious communities to draw together “in a common concern for man’s earthly welfare, especially world peace.” President Reagan speaks on the steps of the Capitol at “A Celebration of Citizenship,” as school children across the country celebrate the bicentennial of the Constitution. The mayors of Manitowoc, Wisconsin, and Hsin Tien, Taiwan, sign a sister-city proclamation. National Football League players and owners are eyeball-to-eyeball in a labor dispute; in six days, the players will go on strike, resulting in the cancellation of one week’s games and the playing of three others with replacement players. Bob Boone of the California Angels appears in his 1,919th game at catcher, which is a major league record.
Calvin and Hobbes decide to secede from their family. On CBS-TV tonight, it’s the premiere of Wiseguy, starring Ken Wahl. On NBC, the final season of St. Elsewhere begins. The New York Times reports that investment firm Smith Barney is dropping John Houseman from its TV ads; for several years, Houseman has told viewers that Smith Barney makes money the old fashioned way: “they ear-r-r-r-r-n it.” The current edition of Variety includes the obituary of TV star Lorne Greene (Bonanza), who died last week at age 72. Films set to open this coming weekend include Fatal Attraction, Hellraiser, and The Pick-Up Artist. Top movie last weekend: Stakeout, starring Emilio Estevez and Richard Dreyfuss.
Pink Floyd plays Cleveland, Boston plays Nashville, and Bob Dylan plays Nuremberg, Germany, with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers opening. The Grateful Dead plays Madison Square Garden in New York City. The Dead’s biggest hit single to date, “Touch of Grey,” is at #11 on the Billboard Hot 100. That chart is topped by Los Lobos and Michael Jackson, sitting at #1 and #2 for the second consecutive week with “La Bamba” and “I Just Can’t Stop Loving You.” Whitney Houston’s “Didn’t We Almost Have It All” is at #3, followed by Whitesnake and “Here I Go Again”at #4. Madonna is in the Top 10 with “Who’s That Girl” (#9) and she also has the highest debuting song on the Hot 100 with “Causing a Commotion,” which comes in at #41. Also in the top 10: Huey Lewis and the News (“Doing It All for My Baby” at #7) and “When Smokey Sings” by ABC (#8), which cleverly incorporates the main riff from Smokey Robinson and the Miracles’ 1970 hit “Tears of a Clown.” Smokey himself is at #21 with “One Heartbeat.”
Perspective From the Present: During the week of October 3, “One Heartbeat” would reach #10 and become Smokey Robinson’s final Top 10 hit to date. “La Bamba” would be knocked from the #1 spot the next week by “I Can’t Stop Loving You.” Although Michael Jackson’s Bad had been released two weeks before, it didn’t knock the La Bamba movie soundtrack from #1 until the week of September 26. Such were the limitations of chart methodology in the pre-Soundscan era. Bad was, nevertheless, the album absolutely everyone was talking about 30 years ago this month, and Michael-mania was raging anew. It was so pervasive that even my radio station—which played elevator music—briefly made room for “I Can’t Stop Loving You.”


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It’s six years since Liverpool last made the trip to Brighton, in a game that saw the Reds take a step towards Wembley.
The 2011/12 season has almost become one of the forgotten Reds campaigns, with 2013/14 standing out so prominently in the years since Rafa Benitez’s departure.
It came after the diabolical tenure of Roy Hodgson and before Brendan Rodgers briefly restored some hope of a title success.
Positivity had returned to the club, following Kenny Dalglish’s surprising but very pleasing appointment, and Liverpool were playing some vibrant attacking football.
They were a long way from challenging for the Premier League title, as Man City usurped Man United in the most dramatic fashion possible, but the domestic cup competitions were a very different matter.
Victory for the Reds
Dalglish named a starting lineup that had a mix of youth and experience, with changes required after the 4-0 loss at Tottenham in the league three days earlier.
Youngsters Martin Kelly and Jack Robinson came in at full-back, and there was also a start for the promising but ultimately disappointing Sebastian Coates.
Jamie Carragher captained Liverpool in the absence of Steven Gerrard – the skipper would be introduced later in the night, returning after six months on the sidelines – and in front of him was a midfield of Lucas Leica, Jay Spearing, Dirk Kuyt and Maxi Rodriguez.
Craig Bellamy partnered a still-getting-used-to-English-football Luis Suarez in attack, in what was a positive-looking Reds team on the south coast.
Bellamy, enjoying a more fruitful spell at Anfield second time around, gave the visitors the perfect start with a clinical finish from a tight angle.
The Welshman’s stunning free-kick almost doubled the lead before half-time, only for the ball to cannon back off the woodwork.
Liverpool’s win never really looked in doubt despite the scoreline being tight, and Kuyt added a second with 10 minutes left, having been teed-up by Bellamy.
Carragher’s foul on Vicente did allow Ashley Barnes to pull a goal back from the penalty spot in stoppage time, but Dalglish’s men were through to round four.
A potential banana skin has been conquered.
LFC team: Reina, Kelly, Carragher, Coates, Robinson, Maxi, Spearing, Lucas, Bellamy, Suarez, Kuyt.
Goals: Bellamy, Kuyt
What happened next?
Liverpool’s victory at the Amex proved to be the start of a memorable run in the competition, as the Reds lifted the 2012 League Cup, winning the competition for a record eighth time.
A penalty shootout was required to defeat Cardiff City in the final at Wembley – Martin Skrtel and Kuyt scored in the 2-2 draw – with Gerrard’s cousin Anthony missing the decisive spot-kick.
It remains Liverpool’s last piece of silverware, which makes for grim reading.
It could have been double cup glory, however, but the Reds were beaten by Chelsea in the FA Cup final three months later, with Petr Cech’s astonishing late save from Andy Carroll robbing us of extra-time.
Liverpool lost that game 2-1 in the end and a first FA Cup win since 2006 continues to evade them.
In the Premier League, an eighth-place finish in 2011/12 was very disappointing, and despite the cup heroics, it cost Dalglish his job.
The Liverpool legend had impressed during an unexpected 18-month spell, uniting the fanbase after the Hodgson debacle. The debate over whether he should have been sacked continues today in some circles.
It is approaching six years since that Wembley success – clubs of the Reds’ stature should not be waiting that long for another trophy.

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Conducted by Richard Kaufman with the Motion Picture Symphony Orchestra and the Amadeus Choir
Experience the return of the multi-Academy Award® winning 1984 motion picture, Amadeus on a vast HD screen while Mozart’s most celebrated works are performed live in-sync by a full orchestra and choir.
Winner of 8 Academy Awards® including Best Picture, Milos Forman’s sumptuous Amadeus is an aural and visual treat for all the senses. Revisit Mozart masterpieces including his Requiem, Don Giovanni, Marriage of Figaro, his symphonies, and the Serenade for Winds in B flat major.
Adapted from Peter Shaffer’s original stage play, Amadeus the motion picture, stays true to its origins highlighting the contrast between, as Shaffer himself described, “the sublimity of his [Mozart’s] music and the vulgar buffoonery of his letters” which, “read like something written by an eight-year-old.”
On Friday, February 22 6:30pm-7:00pm in the Sony Centre Lower Lobby join us in our lower lobby for a pre-show chat with Toronto Film Critic and TV Host Richard Crouse and conductor Richard Kaufman. Together, they will explore the multi-Academy Award® winning 1984 motion picture, Amadeus and go behind-the-scenes to learn how Mozart’s most celebrated works are performed live in-sync by a full orchestra and choir. Seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Back by popular demand for a second set of reprise performances in Toronto, experience the multi-Academy Award®-winning motion picture Amadeus on a vast 35-foot HD screen while Mozart’s most celebrated works are performed live and in-sync by the Motion Picture Symphony Orchestra and Amadeus Choir, conducted by Richard Kaufman.
Winner of 8 Academy Awards® including Best Picture, director Milos Forman’s sumptuous film Amadeus is an aural and visual treat. Adapted from Peter Shaffer’s original Tony Award-winning stage play, the film gets inside Mozart’s creative genius, revisiting some of his greatest masterpieces, including Symphony No.25 in G minor, Don Giovanni, the Queen of the Night aria from The Magic Flute and his Requiem in D minor.
Watch and listen live as the film unfolds, pitting Mozart against the less-inspired music of local court composer Antonio Salieri. While Salieri finds himself unraveled by jealousy that a vulgar, childish man could produce such sublime music, Mozart’s music soars at the heart of the film. The film’s music directorSir Neville Marriner, calls this the film’s greatest strength: “You can’t cut the music to fit the film. […] The film was shot around the music–not the other way around as is usually the case.”
This film brought classical music to the mainstream with its poignant award-winning drama; its soundtrack reached No.1 in the Billboard Classical Albums Chart and has sold more than 6.5 million copies to date all over the world. It became the first ever, authentic classical album to make the pop charts in Australia, France, Italy, Sweden, the UK and the US.
Join us before the show on Friday, February 22, for an “Amadeus Live” talk with Toronto Film Critic and TV Host Richard Crouse. Seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Behind The Curtain pre-show talk is open to all ticket-holders attending the Friday performance.


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Uchiwa lights by Ingo Maurer at Downtown Gallery
Downtown Gallery had a stunning stand at PAD Paris this year. We loved these amazing Uchiwa lights in bamboo and rice paper for M Design by Ingo Maurer. The lights are very fragile so it is hard to find them in good condition. An aspect of design that we always find inspiring is the use of original and imaginative materials and the creative thought and technical prowess they require. Just look at how the light diffuses out from behind and around the fan shape with their distinctly Eastern feel.


Central Square Park East Boston Opens
The newly redesigned Central Square Park in East Boston is now open to the public. Mayor Marty Walsh was in attendance for the ribbon cutting officially marking the opening of this historic square. Working with Howard Stein Hudson, the City and community of East Boston the design highlights this historic Olmsted Brother's landscape while addressing the needs of the East Boston community today.
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Les Lemurien is a beautiful hotel located on Ile Nattes, a smaller island located off of Sainte Marie, and island in the Indian Ocean off of Madagascar! Private sand beach, bungalows on the beach, calm turquoise water, and leaping lemurs! This is...
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Built into rocky cliffs that tumble down to the sea, Hotel Santa Caterina is the embodiment of Amalfi Coast dreams. Bougainvillea blooms adorn corners of the 19th-century mansion, while lush terraced gardens teem with citrus trees and...
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From the outside, San Giorgio looks like one of Greece’s ubiquitous whitewashed homes. Inside, traditional Greek textiles and locally made furniture adorn the 33 unfussy rooms. Most feature rough-hewn wooden dressers, large circular jute...
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Sardinia’s third-oldest lighthouse, which dates to 1866, is now a six-suite hotel, Faro Capo Spartivento. Accessible only via the hotel’s jeep, Faro Capo inspires visitors with Murano glass chandeliers, an offbeat library, and a Mediterranean...
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The US Air Force has awarded a $272 million contract to Sallyport Global Holdings in Virginia to run security and life support operations at Balad Air Base in Iraq over the next year.
Work is expected to be completed by January 31, 2017, the US Department of Defense announced Friday.
The Balad base was occupied by the US military during the 2003 Iraq war and was handed back to the Iraqi Air Force in December 2011.
During the Iraq War, Balad was the second largest US base in Iraq and today the Iraqi Air Force operates its US-supplied F-16 Fighting Falcons combat aircraft there.
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Luxury home prices jump 2.9 percent in three months
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Bay Area luxury home values soared 6.6 percent in the second quarter from a year ago, marking the region’s biggest year-over-year gain since early 2006, when the housing bubble was peaking.
Luxury home values in the Bay Area rose 2.9 percent from the first quarter of 2012, with the average luxury home now valued at $2.67 million, according to the First Republic Prestige Home Index produced by First Republic Bank and Fiserv CSW Inc.
“We have a hot market right now,” said Jay Costello, president of Hill & Co. in San Francisco. “We’re going to see price increases over the next three to five years.”
Or at least until the Nasdaq makes a U-turn. Real estate agents often point to the strength of the stock market in driving Bay Area home prices. Many affluent home buyers have stocks and options tied to publicly traded companies or private companies that will one day go public or be acquired, or so they hope.
“During the first half of 2012, buyers were motivated by lack of supply and low interest rates,” said Katherine August-deWilde, president and chief operating officer at San Francisco-based First Republic.
The strength of the luxury housing market was evident aross the Bay Area.
“A sense of urgency has come back to the market, particularly among luxury buyers,” said Adam Bretta with Highland Partners in Piedmont.
But contrarians might be just as jubilant, looking to Europeans coming back from vacation next week and next year’s tax hikes kicking in here at home.
U.S. Bank adds to S.F. wealth team
U.S. Bank hired Helen Zhou as a managing director of private banking for the bank’s Private Client Reserve division.Zhou previously worked at Wells Fargo, Citibank and Merrill Lynch, now owned by Bank of America.
U.S. Bank’s Ascent Private Capital Management, serving clients with $25 million or more, made Kristen Armstrong a senior wealth dynamics coach.
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In the last few years we spoke severl times about this amazing open source camera.
It’s very nice to see that this unique open source/open hardware motion picture camera system venture is really moving forward to the point where developers and early adopters alike can now already get their kit (but the operating system of the camera is still under development).
25 AXIOM Beta developer kits have been built. More are being manufactured. Our main focus is now to increase speed of our electronics production by using more automated workflows with pick and place machines(currently we build everything 100% manually – by hand and one Beta has over 500 individual components to be placed) at our assembly facility / office Amescon. Current development focus is a USB 3.0 plugin module allowing us to stream uncompressed 4K raw video to a connected PC (hardware design complete, Software / FPGA logic development in progress). We are participating in Google Summer of Code this year for the first time and three projects were approved. We need help with mechanical CAD design of the AXIOM Beta enclosure. Team Talk 13 shoot will be scheduled soon. We started holding public IRC team meetings with a 2-3 weeks frequency on IRC.


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1. The Jimmy G legacy begins
If I am predicting Patrick Mahomes III will throw for over 500 yards in a loss, that must mean Jimmy Garoppolo will find a way to lead the San Francisco 49ers to victory.
Although the 49ers defense will have a tough time containing Mahomes in the second half of the game, Garoppolo will show that he is very well capable of putting the team on his shoulders by matching Mahomes with touchdown drives to keep San Francisco ahead.
While both young quarterbacks have shown great leadership ability, Jimmy Garoppolo will really feed off his experience with the New England Patriots and watching how Tom Brady takes a team on his shoulders.
Despite reports that Brady wanted Garoppolo gone out of New England, the young QB detailed how the relationship helped him grow early in his career and how it will help him going forward.
"“He was awesome,” Garoppolo told reporters, via WEEI. “Everything he did, I never tried to be too much of a pest and ask too many questions. But just watching him from afar, how he went about his business, how he handled off the field things on the field, whatever it was, he always did it the right way. He gave me a good example when I was young.”"
In all Jimmy Garoppolo’s performance will how much of an influence playing behind Tom Brady was. It will also give New England Patriots fans a glimpse of what could’ve been had Jimmy G stayed as the eventual Brady successor.


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Cultural Resource Management Survey for Pin 1089.33 Route 4 & 22 Ray's Crossing To Fourth Avenue Township of Whitehall Washington County
Author(s): Barbara Ross
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What was the Golden Age?
… myth is neither irresponsible fantasy, nor the object of weighty psychology, or any such thing. It is “wholly other,: and requires to be looked at with open eyes.” Hamlet’s Mill, p. 328.
Over 300 myths and stories from around the world are known to scholars that tell of a time known today as the Golden Age. It was the time of a primordial human race that enjoyed a transcendent spiritual consciousness that is almost entirely unknown to us today, save in brief moments when we feel connected each other and to all of creation. We call these sudden bursts of conscious expansion spiritual, or something similar, to indicate they are beyond the mundane world of our ordinary senses. This expanded awareness connected those humans alive during the Golden Age not only to each other, but to something greater, something beyond the physical world we experience. We can call this another ontological level of existence—a real existence—even though most of us can’t usually experience it; it is beyond the ordinary sensory world.
When we read what others have written about this time, these Days of Yore, we must keep in mind that we don’t really understand what it was like, because we don’t experience reality in the same way the people alive then did; modern consciousness is much narrower. It is centered almost exclusively on our physical bodies and our immediate physical environs. Yet we can get some idea of those Days, at least as observers.
There was no disease and one did not grow old as we do; people lived as long as they chose to. There was no hatred, no vanity, fear, greed or evil desire or thought. There was no sorrow, no pain. There was no guilt and no crime, for all that was truly desired was available or could be created. There was no selfishness, for there was no isolated self as we understand that word. There was no loneliness; instead there was constant connection to a spiritual presence and level of being to which all belonged. It is difficult for us to appreciate the feeling this connection brings unless we have experienced it ourselves. Many in modern times, who have experienced this connection, even if fleetingly, have said they would give anything they have for more of it. The feeling is inexpressible in words; it is beyond all usual experience and far greater. If we obtain a bit of it by some inexplicable grace—even for only a moment—we weep when it leaves us as we would for a close one who has died, for that’s what has happened: a vast, divine family of which we are a part has died to our awareness.
Participation in such wholeness is love, sharing, grace, kindness, giving, selfishness, joy. It is coming home and realizing this is where everyone belongs. It is the state where everything really is perfect, where nothing need be healed, nothing need be feared.
Above all, it is the state in which we can fulfill our purpose for being here on Earth in the first place.
The Golden Race
The term “Golden Age” referred to the time of the “golden race.” This race was regarded as divine or “god-like.” They were in constant contact with realms that were higher than or superior to our own, which made them fundamentally different from us. We have tended to see this difference as being so great (or told it was so great) that there is an uncrossable, existential divide between us and them. But, as we will see when we look at how this Age was lost, it may rather be that we are in such a diminished state now the differences only seem impossibly large. If a divine force inhered in this golden race as a constant presence, and awareness of this presence was cut off, the differences disappear, as this is the state we find ourselves in today.
Note, though, that something is not necessarily gone just because we can’t find it or are cut off from it at the moment. If humans experienced a Golden Age once, we can do it again. We just need to use the right tools and techniques to do it, for it is our state of consciousness that determines our perception of reality. If our awareness only includes what our physical senses receive, that defines our perceived reality. But if we learn to apprehend our more subtle inner senses, reality can change in dramatic ways. It is achieving this expansion of awareness that the Fool’s Journey is concerned with.
Where Is Paradise?
Among the many myths and stories of the Golden Age are the Garden of Eden, Hy-Breasail, Hyperborea, Tir nan Og, Avalon, Shangri-la, Shambhala, Valhalla and many others. Where are these places? They were said to be in the far North (Hyperborea, for example, means beyond the north wind), or in the far West—even on an unreachable, hidden island as was the Isle of Avalon in the Arthurian stories. But were any of these real places? After all, there is no physical evidence any of them ever existed, no pottery shards, no skeletons, no nothing. They are on no modern map, nor does there seem to be any place they could have been or could still be.
Yet what would finding such a place accomplish? We would still be stuck in the same conscious reality, and any artifacts we might find would be mere curiosities. They would not help us regain what we have lost. Instead we need to travel inward and seek ways of re-expanding our consciousness; this is the only way we can return to Paradise.
But is it real?
Were or are any of these places real? Since their reality depends on the consciousness trying to apprehend them, the answer is both yes and no. If we can develop our consciousness, the answer will be yes. If we cannot, and if we insist on only looking at maps and traveling with picks and shovels to the dig of some archeological site, the answer will be no.
Still, we wish to know if such places did exist in the past, and the myths about them were not merely made up to create psychological hope and comfort for ourselves amid the sorrows and trials of our world. After looking at this question in detail, Richard Heinberg, in Memories and Visions of Paradise, concludes:
Sometimes the simplest and most straightforward approach to a problem is the best one, and yet sometimes it is the last one we see. In this case, surely the most direct approach to the universal story of the Golden Age would be to ask, What if the Paradise myth simply means what it says—that there was a time when human beings shared a state of being in which they knew union with all life and wielded magical creative abilities, and that this state of being was somehow tragically lost? [Emphasis in the original.](p. 200)
How did that state of being become lost to us? We’ll look at that next in The Catastrophe.

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text: Bell Rock Inn is framed by extraordinary views along the Red Rock Scenic Byway with its sandstone formations and rich red landscape of Arizona's backcountry. Plan a poolside BBQ or entertain friends and family in spacious comfort complete with in-suite fireplaces. Set amid the natural beauty of Sedona, Arizona, Bell Rock Inn is laidback and friendly and provides easy access to the sights, sounds and wonder of the Coconino National Forest. Activities abound in Sedona and Oak Creek. You will find a variety of mountains and canyons to explore as well as lakes, creeks and streams to plan a day's worth of excitement from.

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The Animated Gondola Car No. 3444 is often referred to as the "Cop and Hobo Car." This has led to some confusion with the Cop and Hobo Box Car No. 3357.
The cop would chase the hobo around the crates located in the center of the gondola by use of a vibrator motor. The figures are attached to a 16 mm film that uses sprockets that are attached to the motor. The motor could be turned off and on by the use of a switch controlled by a lever located on top of the crates. Available from 1957 until 1959, this car came with bar-end trucks that sometimes had tabbed couplers, and it showcased the ingenious creativity of Lionel’s designers. There are no known variations.
Included with this car was an instruction sheet numbered 3444-33 that was dated 5-57. Pictured below is the front page of this sheet.


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October 03, 2001
Education, Periodicals, Research
When an "a" is not enough : analyzing the New York State global history and geography exam / S.G. Grant.
Scholar Commons Citation
Arizona State University and University of South Florida, "Education Policy Analysis Archives 09/39 " (2001). College of Education Publications. 350.


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I hate the summer for all the bugs
which seem to spring from nowhere to attack
Very allergic to some bites and cannot
breathe through excessive antihistamine.
I hate the summer for all the road kills
skunks, their babies, raccoon’s, foxes
squirrels and even cats.
They each have a right to live
yet, fall victim to our need for speed.
I love the summer for the colours it brings
gardens planted… in full bloom share their
joy to please an eye which cares to gaze.
I love the summer for the warmth, not excessive
heat which drains and, cannot be escaped.
Driving home one day a big butterfly flew
straight into the car’s grill,
(convinced it was dead, the guilt I felt was immense)
25 minutes later, home, I get out and see some
pretty spotted yellow and brown wings poking
out from where hood meets grill
gently tickled at the wings to get it out
and, found it still alive.
It sat on my finger for a few moments
then, flapped its wings and flew off into
felt I had just seen one of God’s
small miracles which made (for me)
a perfect summer’s day.
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I have an auto-immune disease (S.L.E. or, Lupus)and while there are many symptoms one is that it leaves people allergic to so many different things. Not having been born in Canada I have no immunity to so many of the summer bugs which arrive in the heat. Mosquito’s were bad for me at one time but, I seem to be better with them this year. There’s one kind of fly which as soon as it lands on me injects some kind of venom which my body reacts instantly too and immediately comes up in a blister which unless I double dose on anti histamine for a few days quickly spreads out and threatens to turn into cellulitis. I hate the bug sprays, all those chemicals cannot be good for you to breathe in either, so, while I love the sunshine, I hate the bugs and the intense heat too.
Late spring and early autumn in Canada are mine and Chloe’s fav times. No bugs, no heat, no ice, no snow. LOL
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text: The legendary film classic The Full Monty the 1997 get a Flemish tail on the theatre stage. Producers James Cooke and Bob Jennes bring the comedy Ladies Night by Anthony McCarten and Stephen Sinclair (who is also at the basis of the film is located) to the theatre. Manou Kersting, as an actor, is known from, inter alia, matroesjka’s and Crimi Clowns, the director. Which actors in the piece from the clothing will go, and only later published. In Ladies ‘ Night revolves around a group of workers that their job losses when the factory in their small town, the doors close. To get decide a few unemployed friends in a burlesque show. Know The Newspaper.

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