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News and Events
We're literary all year round! Find out what we're up to, what we're reading, and what's going down in the New Orleans lit scene.
Become a Friend of Tennessee!
Our 2016-17 membership campaign is underway, and this year we have some exciting new perks for members, along with new membership levels.
Are you a Maggie the Cat or a Gentleman Caller? Or maybe you're a Big Daddy! We have member levels starting at only $50, and every member receives a 10% discount on Festival tickets, plus a 10% discount at Tubby & Coo's Mid-City Book Shop. Other perks include discounted Premium parking during the Festival, discounts to Hermann-Grima/Gallier Historic Houses and Garden District Bookshop, plus other fun benefits.
CLICK HERE for all of the membership levels and benefits, and you can join online or by calling our office at 504-581-1144.
Contest Deadlines Coming Up!
Our contest deadlines are all in November, so you still have time to get those entries ready. Here's an overview of deadlines with links to individual contest information, guidelines, and prizes:
One-Act Play Contest: Deadline November 1. Prize information, submission guidelines, judges, and other information HERE.
Poetry Contest: Deadline November 15. CLICK HERE for how to submit your poems, plus prize information and info about our judge, Louisiana Poet Laureate Peter Cooley.
Fiction Contest: Deadline November 30. Find prize package info, submission guidelines, and info about our judge, Dorothy Allison, by clicking HERE.
Thanks for attending our Festival Season Opener!
Our 2016-17 season opened with a delightful evening of music, theater, food, and cocktails at a gathering of Festival supporters in the French Quarter. We're so appreciative of our sponsors for making the evening possible, and for the patrons who attended. Guests were greeted at Gallier House with a bourbon peach tea, meandered through the exhibit, "Tennessee Williams' Neighborhood: A French Quarter Perspective," and enjoyed the musical stylings of Beth Bartley and Todd d'Amour (pictured).
Guests strolled around the corner to Beauregard-Keyes House for drinks and appetizers before settling into the ballroom for a staged reading of Williams' one-act play, "Something Unspoken," starring Beth Bartley and Brenda Currin, directed by Paul Willis, with technical direction by Destany Gorham.
Afterwards, everyone enjoyed more food and libations, wandered through the historic rooms, and visited on the back gallery and front porch. It was a lovely …
Thank you to our auction donors!
We're so appreciative of the many businesses and individuals who donated goods and services to our winter auction fundraiser. Please join us in supporting them by dining, staying, and shopping at their businesses and venues!
Tickets On Sale Now!
Our full program is online and you can peruse through our Festival offerings and plan out the Festival events you'd like to attend.
Once you've decided, go to our ticket cart to purchase Master Class passes, Panel passes, tickets to our opening event, tribute reading, and more!
All Access Pass holders can use the ticket cart to reserve your seats at all of your desired events. Remember that this is necessary to make certain you have a seat at the events you'd like to attend. Click on REDEEM BENEFITS during the check out process to apply your All Access Pass benefits.
You can also order tickets over the phone by calling our office at 504-581-1144 or 1-800-990-FEST, and you can email any questions to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Our 2016 Festival Program
We are excited to present our full festival line-up for 2016! We've got digital versions for desktop and mobile, and good 'ol PDF, too.
The Festival Silent Auction Is Live!
The Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival Auction is LIVE! Browse through our unique items and bid from the comfort of your own home, all while supporting the Festival.
Poetry Profile: Yusef Komunyakaa, 2016 Festival Poetry Judge
By Cassie Pruyn
Barack Obama, Ulysses, a 10-year-old deckhand on a Nantucket whaling ship, a raven master, and Michio Ito are just a few of the characters and voices we find in Yusef Komunyakaa's newest book of poems, published in October by Farrar, Straus and Giroux. The Emperor of Water Clocks leaps across space, time, and tonal registers, all with the exceptional musicality we've come to expect from the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet.
In Blue Notes, a 2003 collection of his essays and interviews edited by Radiclani Clytus, Yusef Komunyakaa explores the relationship between poetry, blues, and jazz. He writes, "A poem doesn't have to have an overt jazz theme in order to have a relationship to jazz, but it should embrace the whole improvisational spirit of this music" (4). This improvisational spirit is evident in all of his poems—including the ones in …
Coffee and Conversation Begins Oct. 7
Join us for the 2015 season of Coffee and Conversation!
This literary initiative is produced by Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival in concert with the Jefferson Parish Library. The series features six local authors discussing their work in October and November. These events are free-of-charge and open to the public.
7 p.m., Wednesday, October 7
George Washington Carver, A Life—Christina Vella
Christina Vella, a 2016 Festival speaker, kicks off the reading series with a biography of one of America's greatest inventors. Carver's journey from a Georgia slave to one of the most recognizable figures of his time has been a source of inspiration for generations of Americans. Vella uses both official records and anecdotes from those who really knew him to provide the reader with a fuller sense of the real George Washington Carver. Read and discuss what Booklist calls an …
The Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival Is Turning 30!
We are excited to be reaching this 30th anniversary milestone, and you can be part of the celebration by becoming a member.
Each year we're proud to host some of the most enthusiastic and supportive literary fans—like you— from across the country and abroad.
We already have an exciting line-up for our 2016 Festival, with returning friends such as Dick Cavett, Rick Bragg, and Dorothy Allison, plus Pulitzer Prize winners Beth Henley (Crimes of the Heart) and Yusef Komunyakaa (Neon Vernacular: New and Selected Poems).
As always, we'll have panels on the works of Tennessee Williams, great theatre offerings, and the local food and music events that give the Festival its New Orleans flavor.
Membership has great benefits, such as ticket packages, event passes, VIP party invitations, and recognition to show appreciation to our members. Join by October 15 and receive an invitation to …
Summer Special Ends Monday, 9.21.15
As the Festival (March 30-April 3) draws closer, our literary program is shaping up to be an intellectually enlightening and enjoyable experience that properly honors our 30-year legacy.
Here's a sneak peek at three literary events that you'll see at the Festival. Remember to get your discounted VIP pass here by September 21 in order to enjoy our special rate of $395 (a $500 value).
Sense of Place: Essence of Essay Writing, with Rick Bragg
Whether chronicling the tales of life in the American South or reporting of unrest nationally and internationally, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Rick Bragg has gripped us time and again with his narrative powers. His non-fiction books All Over But the Shoutin' and Ava's Man are cherished among many readers. In his latest My Southern Journey: True Stories from the Heart of the South, Bragg returns home to his stomping (and eating!) grounds where he began his journalism career. In this Master Class, Bragg discusses the essay as a narrative geography, offering insight into how he sees and crafts his famous and often hilarious sense of place.
Larger than Life: The Biographer's Craft
The biography form offers infinite craft possibilities for a writer, so how does one decide which way is the best when taking on lives that have influenced times, events, and people? In this panel, John Pope talks about the lives and deaths of New Orleanians from his book, Getting Off at Elysian Fields: Obituaries from the New Orleans Times-Picayune; writer and professor Anne Boyd Rioux explains the choices made in shaping Constance Fenimore Woolson: Portrait of a Lady Novelist; and Christina Vella discusses recreating a great American character in George Washington Carver: A Life. Patricia Brady, author of A Being So Gentle: The Frontier Love Story of Rachel and Andrew Jackson, presides over this discussion of breathing compelling lives on to the page.
Breakfast Book Club: Harper Lee's Go Set a Watchman
Trumpeted as the literary event of the decade, Go Set a Watchman, Harper Lee's "lost" novel written before To Kill a Mockingbird, has generated complex feelings ranging from anticipation to frustration. Attendees are invited to read Lee's new novel, which details the adult Jean Louise Finch's return to Maycomb, Alabama, and her struggles with friends and family during the racial unrest following Brown v. Board of Education. Southern literary scholar Gary Richards again facilitates the communal discussion over coffee and a light breakfast at Muriel's Restaurant.
Enjoy all this and so much more with our VIP pass, still available for $395 but for a limited time only. Visit our website or call us at 504-581-1144 to get your tickets. Offer ends September 21!
Summer's Not Over Yet: Our Summer Special Continues!
Considering a literary spring in New Orleans? There's still time to take advantage of our VIP summer special offer to attend the 30th anniversary Festival (March 30 – April 3, 2016) at a big discount.
For a limited time, we're offering our VIP All-Access Pass for just $395—a savings of over $100! Get yours online or by calling us at 504-581-1144. This pass admits you to all Festival events (fundraisers excluded) plus our VIP patron party, where you can sip cocktails with the authors in the courtyard of the Historic New Orleans Collection on April 1, 2016.
Just Confirmed!
Cynthia Bond, author of the much-lauded and heart-wrenching Ruby, which Oprah selected as her recent Book Club pick, will join us! Read it with your book club before the Festival, and then see Cynthia discuss it in person. For a preview, check out what Oprah had to say about Ruby here.
Also Appearing at Our 30th Anniversary
Interested in publishing?
Andy Hunter, head of the exciting new publishing imprint, Catapult, and co-founder of Electric Literature, will discuss the publishing landscape and our reading and writing habits in the current digital age.
The Best of Fest Redux
We're welcoming back some favorites from our 30-year history, including Dorothy Allison, Rick Bragg, Richard Ford, Yusef Komunyakaa, and more!
We'll Be Remembering Tennessee
Tennessee Williams biographer John Lahr returns to discuss the playwright's legacy, as well as the life and times of America's leading writers, directors, and actors from his upcoming book of New Yorker profiles, Joy Ride: Show People & Their Shows.
The legendary Dick Cavett will join us! His 1974 interview with Tennessee Williams (an excerpt is here) is a classic. Come hear him discuss Williams and the many cultural icons he's interviewed.
Theatre Stars
Tennessee Williams' productions will include Southern Rep's Orpheus Descending (read our interview with Beth Bartley, who'll star in the …
Summer Special: Book Your Passage (and VIP pass) for our 2016 Festival
New Orleans is sizzling in the August heat! We hope you're keeping cool wherever you are reading this. In honor of the summer and to help you plan for your spring in New Orleans at our 30th anniversary Festival (March 30 – April 3, 2015), we're offering a special deal on our VIP All-Access Passes. Nab one now for just $395! This is a savings of over $100 from the regular price of $500. Buy online HERE or call us at the office 504-581-1144 to purchase.
What does $395 get you? In short, VIP access to all events (except fundraisers) of the Festival including over 25 panel discussions, multiple plays and theatrical events, special events, food and music soirees, plus our exclusive VIP party at the elegant courtyard of the Historic New Orleans Collection.
The Summer Special ends September 21, 2015, so get …
An Interview with Beth Bartley
We'll be celebrating Tennessee Williams' incredible body of work with a Southern Rep-produced presentation of his Orpheus Descending. We spoke to Beth Bartley (pictured, photo by John B. Barrois), who will play Carol Cutrere in the production:
Tennessee Williams's Orpheus Descending is an intense and intensely-packed play, in terms of characters, action, and theme. Would you summarize the play's essence for audiences who have yet to see/read it?
Williams wrote this amazing play over the course of 17 years. It is both extremely funny and tragic, one of Williams' sexiest plays with themes of social injustice, richly drawn characters, and extraordinary language.
What attracts you to Orpheus and Williams' work in general as an actor?
I fell in love with Tennessee Williams' writing when I was 13. I saw A Streetcar Named Desire at Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati starring Ginny Hoffman and Gary Sandy. …
Save the Date
Mark your calendars for our 30th Anniversary Festival to be held March 30 – April 3, 2016. We're excited to welcome Beth Henley, known for her Pulitzer- and Tony-winning play, Crimes of the Heart. Plus, Dorothy Allison and Rick Bragg are coming back to help us celebrate! We're bringing back Tennessee's Got Talent, a Festival favorite, featuring performances by regional theater companies.
And you'll want to book your accommodations early at our official host hotel, the literary landmark frequented by Tennessee himself, The Hotel Monteleone. Click here to book your room.
Help Wanted
Are you a huge fan of the Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival? Would you like to see what goes on behind the scenes and help the Festival at the same time? We have a spot on our Board of Directors for a Festival fan with a strong background in development and fundraising. Come help us make our 30th Anniversary Festival one to be remembered. Contact executive director Paul Willis for more information at email@example.com.


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Corfu Island Things to Do
The Achillion Palace is ideally located in the picturesque village of Gastouri. This magnificent Palace was built in 1890 exclusively for Elizabeth (Sissy), the then Empress of Austria. The palace used to serve as the summer retreat of the Empress. Unfortunately, Sissy the Empress passed away in a rather tragic manner when she was brutally...more
The town is a maze of narrow streets dominated by the 16th century fortress. Around every corner can you can find a chapel, old mansion or secret garden square. The café at the Liston: built by the French in the same style as those in Rue de Rivoli, Paris; is probably the place to 'people watch' while enjoying a Ginger beer. (The British also left...more
Palace of Achillion
Palace is located in the village of Gastouri, and is built in 1890 for Elizabeth (Sissy), the Empress of Austria as the solace of her soul. It was used as her summer Palace. Later the Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany bought the place.This beautiful building in picturesque gardens overlooks the sea and Corfu town.more
Corfu Island Hotels
Dina's Paradise Hotel & Apartments
Nice yellow house on the place with incredible view. 10 apartments and 1 suite with sizes varying...more
Corfu Palace Hotel Corfu
This hotel is a place where Europeans stay. It is a nice Old World hotel. My only complaint is that...more
Mimosa Hotel Corfu
Normal Greek Island hotel Clean and tidy but not "The Ritz" Food was very good for a buffet...more
Corfu Island Restaurants
Fantastic Fresh Food and great Owners
We ate at Junipers every night of our 2 weeks in Kassiopi and i am speaking for all five of us the food was amazing.We ate breakfast as well as evening meals.All meals are freshly prepared to order.many dishes including Fish and Chips,Curry,Beef and Guinness,Scampi,salads,and much much more.If you are a family and looking for good value meals and...more
Superb Stifado
Directly opposite our apartment in Agios Georgios is the Golden Heart Restaurant,a local grill serving the best in Greek and Corfu dishes.Pleasent surroundings with traditional Greek music in the background,eat inside or like we did on the balcony watching the sun go down.The staff were very helpful when choosing dishes and the prices were very...more
Barbati Corfu Greece
We have visited Tasos Bar for the last 4 years, and were delighted to find that Tasos and Flo have expanded into the Restaurant Dionysos this year.We were due to eat at another local restaurant, but changed our plans when we saw the extensive menu at Dionysos, and knew we would get a great service. The Mousaka and Kleftico are outstanding. We had...more
Corfu Island Nightlife
Watch the sunset
A small bar at the end of the main road in Agios Georgios,specialising in cocktails.Pleasent surroundings with comfy seating,sports on t.v.etc,good service and one of the best spots on the resort for watching the sun set.Priceless.My partner had A'Sex on the beach'cocktail i had a beer. Casualmore
Party at the Pink Palace!
Entrance to the Pink Palace night club, or better known as the Palladium, is free as long as you have your hostel card that proves that you are staying in a room there. Inside, the bar serves cheap 1 Euro drinks and 2-3 Euro mixed drinks. Oh yeah, there is a happy hour too where all the drinks are only 1 Euro. Beach attire. No coat and tie...more
typical club
We went there because of a friend but it's off the beaten path so no need to look for it (you wont find it easily), the big wooden front door(pic 1) wont even give you any hit that this is open. The interior is dark(pic 2) but nicely litted with smooth red lights and candles. Of course, after some drinks we could hardly see what's left in our...more
Corfu Island Transportation
how to get there
1)planeThe expensive way is to fly through Athens (Aegean and Olympic have flights daily to Corfu) but you have to book way in advance for good prices. Check out for some great deals on charter flights from Europe too(London, Brussels, Paris, Germany etc)2)boat from mainland greeceThere are many boats from mainland Greece, some from Patras (the...more
Corfu Airport Bus and Taxi Transfers
I would like to recommend transfer company that we used last year and we will use this year for our Corfu vacation. They have best prices and the are very professional.www.corfuairporttransfer.comWe booked thru Ryanair but anyone can use their service.more
beware pre-booked taxi scams from a/port...
just back from corfu and all went well...except for a little scam that I fell for even before I'd left the UK.I'd read a bit about thieving taxi drivers on the island so thought I'd get clever by pre-booking online. a couple of sites wanted €26 one-way (for a trip of less than 2 miles!) one wanted 22, until finally I landed on a site charging 18....more
Corfu Island Shopping
Kumquats liquors
Kumquats have been called the little gems of the citrus family, and may be fermented and distilled into liquors. You may buy it in a lot of shops and also that include free liquor tasting.more
Just about everything you would need
In this little village called Makrades is a selection of shops selling locally made wine, honey, olive oil and olive marmalade etc.They also have table clothes, men and women clothing, well in fact just about everything you need to take home for family and friends.The quality of the stuff here is far better than you find in the resorts.However the...more
koum kouat and other usefull things
We found several local products here, drinks, koum kouat, mandoles, mandolato, We bought some small marmalades from koum kouat(3,30e), the big ones for 6e, some other sweets for 3 to 6 euros, many small bottles of lemonchelo or koum kouat too, at usual size and prices like in other places though.Most of the stores have the same stuff from koum...more
Corfu Island Local Customs
Carnaval custom & tradition
In 2013 Apokreas is from Sunday February 24 to Sunday March 17Clean Monday ('Kathara Deftera' or 'Kathari Deftera') is on Monday March 18About Apokreas:Apokreas (pronounced ah-PO-kree-ahs) is Greece's Carnival season wbich precedes the 40 days of fasting that leads up to Easter. Like carnival season in places like New Orleans, Rio and the...more
Sinarades village - Assumption of The...
During the season, Corfu is a something like a party island with a lot of festivities and celebrations. As an Cristian Ortodox country Greeks and Corfiots celebrates the days in hounour of the saints. Often, entire villages turn out – with parades, a street fair, and church services – to honour a saint. I take a few photos from the small village...more
For more info on Corfu Easter read this...
http://www.fagottobooks.gr/eng/categories_details.php?cat_id=17&met=17CORFU EASTERwriter N.ChristogiannopoulosA small album about the Corfu's unforgettable and distinctive Easter week day by day.PRICE: € 8.00NEW PRICE: € 7.20DIMENSION: 19x19 - PAGES: 52ISBN: 978-960-6685-16-3more
Corfu Island Warnings and Dangers
Rip off taxi drivers
In Corfu Town if you have to use a taxi, ensure it has a meter.Do not use them if they don't or say it is not needed.As a tourist you stand a very good chance of getting skanked by these theives.Taxis elsewhere on the island are ok and honest drivers.more
Beware of the wasps!
Beware of the wasps in Corfu, there are LOTS of them. At least when I was there I found them more annoying than the mosquitos (although I got bitten by them quite a few times..). The wasps disturbed us most while eating outside or sunbathing by the pool.more
Dangerous Driving
Please do take care. While I was cruising my rented beloved scooter along the oceanside drive, I stopped to see what the people were peering at over the edge of the cliff. A CAR WENT OVER! There was a mere 18 feet of land, and thank god the Germans who drove over the edge landed safely, and they were very shooken up but appeared without a scratch!...more
Corfu Island Tourist Traps
Grimaldi Minoan ferries
I took the ferry called "Zeus Palace" from Corfu to Ancona, Italy, because I thought Minoan Lines were a separate company which I had known from past travels on sea. As it turned out, Grimaldi Lines now manage Minoan - and from a past experience, I knew what that meant! The ferry was supposed to leave the port of Corfu at midnight, but it turned...more
Corfu Town Taxis
In Corfu Town if you have to use a taxi, ensure it has a meter.Do not use them if they don't or say it is not needed.As a tourist you stand a very good chance of getting skanked by these theives.Taxis elsewhere on the island are ok and honest drivers. Local buses are ok as well but don't run as regular as you are probably used to. Timetables are...more
Yacht Club for Lunch
We read about an 'out of the way' but great place for lunch on the brochure we were given after we docked.So ever a 'sucker' for something different we entered the Fortress area just across from the main square in the old town.We enquired...we walked...we followed signs...we came to old stairs...passed some rubbish bins...and finally the Yacht Club...more
Corfu Island What to Pack
Clothing and shoes
If you're going to Corfu in summer, all you really need is sunscreen, a pair of sunglasses and a swimming suit. :) If going in September or later in the autumn, also bring a sweater/fleece or a light jacket as it can get quite chilly in the evenings. An umbrella would be useful, too, as it tends to rain.Comfortable shoes are important, too. There...more
The most important item...
The most important item you should take with you is a camera and, of course, lots of memory space/film! There are so many amazing places to take pictures of, I took over 450 pics during our holiday... :)more
The right cover for many situations
Wear walking boots and long pants, if you are planning to walk through nature. There are moskitos and SNAKES.Bring a rain coat, if the month is a rainy one. Rain gets bad!!Gentleman wear long pants in churches, chaples and in all restaurants, also in your hotel for dinner!!! Ladys cover knees, shoulders and arms in exactly the same places. PLEASE...more
Corfu Island Off The Beaten Path
Secluded spot,Paramona beach
While driving around the countryside up and down mountains on the west side of Corfu you will pass through several villages and on to very small roads,this one particular rd was nothing more than a dirt track in most spots but we carried on driving to see where it would take us,the result is Paramona beach a very well hidden place and not something...more
School warning
In my never ending search for school warning road signs, I was glad to find in remote villages of Corfou two interesting ones. Sorry, I do not remember the name of the villages.I like especially the first one which must have been locally made. The artist has given an unusual and ambiguous attitude to the two profiles!The second photo has a more...more
Amazing fruits
I have tried to identify this amazing bush growing around the Mediterranean, always next to the sea. The fruits look almost like flowers. It has an amazing greenish wing all around that looks like a wide skirt. I have not found its name yet but will add it as soon as possible.more
Corfu Island Sports & Outdoors
Aghios Gordios beach, Corfu, Greece
High on a cliff, steeped in the fragrance of pine and lemon groves, cypress and sage, Aghios Gordios provides a dramatic view of the bay. Aghios Gordios is on the west coast of the island, near Corfu Town. It nestles at the foot of a dramatic range of coastal hills covered in tall, elegant pine trees. Its bay sweeps gently between two large...more
Dassia beach, Corfu, Greece
Dassia is an atmospheric, lively place, popular with younger couples, groups and water sport enthusiasts. Dassia is 10km from Corfu Town on the east coast of Corfu with views across the sea to the mountains of Greece and Albania. Popular Dassia beach is long, quite narrow and a mix of shingle and pebbles. The water at Dassia beach is exceptionally...more
Glyfada beach, Corfu, Greece
Nice golden sandy beach on middle west part of the Corfu Island, Greece. There is a lot of beach sport activities and of course water sports. Very popular place among younger generation. Music from the beach bars is usual. Balls, beach tennis and scuba diving equipment.more
Corfu Island General
Aghios Gordios beach, Corfu
One of the most beautiful places at Corfu Island is absolutelu Agios Gordios on the west coast aprox. 17 km from the city of Corfu. This place is realy amazing. Advantages of Aghios Gordios: 1) Landscape; 2) Nature and forest; 3) Air; 4) Golden sandy beach; 5) clearness and color of the sea; 6) Fantastic village ambience. I think it's enough.more
A day out in Corfu Town
We stopped at Corfu Town from a cruise ship and we had the most fabulous day. If you want amazing fabulous shopping, and an all round fantastic day then you will love Corfu town.The atmosphere within the walled town is lovely, everyone is warm and friendly - they love you going into their shops, but don't hassle you if you don't buy anything.I...more
Hellenic Lager
Let's make no secret of it. We both like a nice cold glass of beer. Being abroad is always a challenge to find a beer we like, which reflects our taste of having a beer. At Corfu (maybe the entire country of Greece) it was sometimes rather difficult. We found out that there are quite some local beers, only known in that particular area. But anyway,...more
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Marshfield's Old Schoolhouse Common is going solar
MARSHFIELD Construction has begun on a solar array in Marshfield that officials expect will provide two-thirds of the power needed at the towns Old Schoolhouse Common.
Town Clerk Bobbi Brimblecombe said Friday that installation of the three-unit array should be completed in a week and will be operational when Green Mountain Power connects to it after that. The building houses the town clerks office, the Jaquith Public Library and the Twin Valley Senior Center.
The array will track the suns movements to increase efficiency and will be directly behind the Old Schoolhouse Common on the hillside.
Brimblecombe said the whole project cost $97,020 for installation, plus the cost of Green Mountain Power tapping in. The town received $33,960 from the Vermont Small Scale Renewable Energy Incentive Program to pay for the project.
The remaining balance of $63,060 will be paid by the town. At a special town meeting in October residents approved the spending of up to $65,000 on the project, which will cover the balance of the installation and Green Mountain Powers services.
Brimblecombe said the panels will pay for themselves in 12 years and will save the town some money for the eight years after that. She said the towns property tax rate will be higher for the next five years to pay for the investment, but the rate will then be lower than it otherwise would for 15 years thereafter. The town also has some money set aside for other projects that it will draw upon for this project.
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Vienna's reinvention
The Austrian capital's belated bid to remember its Jewish citizens makes it worth a fresh look.
Modern Vienna: more than cake and kitsch as it gets to grips with commemoration:
There's a square in Vienna's old city. It's not a particularly impressive square, nor for that matter especially large, but it is nevertheless a square of great Jewish significance. Judenplatz, as it is called, has come to represent a turning point in the political thinking of Austria, a country which is finally holding up its hands and accepting responsibility for the past crimes of National Socialism.
Like its neighbouring capital Berlin, Vienna is witnessing a revolution of revelation, where its less than illustrious history is no longer swept under the carpet but exposed for all to see.
Vienna is bending over backwards to embrace and rebuild its former Jewish heritage, and visitors going there today, will certainly feel they have taken huge strides in achieving this.
All over this beautiful city are museums and landmarks documenting the people and buildings of its Jewish past. And Judenplatz has become the symbolic centre of this effort. It was the site of the first Jewish settlements of the Middle Ages and the excavations of the huge medieval synagogue can be seen in the basement of the impressive museum there.
You can still see the foundations of the bimah, the Torah shrine and the walls and floor of the women's section. In fact, centuries before the Nazis wiped out 68,000 Austrian Jews in the last century, the medieval community was annihilated in 1420.
Around the Platz are various significant plaques; one from the Austria's Cardinal acknowledging the anti-Jewish role of the Catholic Church, and another from the Jewish community devoted to Austrian non-Jews who helped Jews during the Nazi era. The centrepiece however, is the Shoah memorial by British artist Rachel Whiteread.
Traditional Vienna: the city's Parliament building
A concrete cube more than four metres high, the street surrounding it is inscribed with the names of the towns and villages from where Austria's Jews were taken.
Not far from here, in Seitenstettengasse, is Vienna's only surviving pre-War synagogue, spared from Nazi destruction because its exterior so neatly fitted between the houses on either side — as it does today.
There are regular tours around this extraordinary, circular structure, with, at its centre, a huge dome, its interior back-lit, and sky-blue recreating a starry heaven. Interestingly, the builders and architects of this 1825 structure, were not Jewish.
The only way to see the interior of the shul is on one of the twice-daily tours — and you will need to bring your passport to be allowed in.
It is easy to get lost in the area of the Old City that runs from the synagogue to the Danube but worth the risk for the atmospheric maze of cobbled streets lined with bars, restaurants, and clubs.
Although the old synagogue area is the traditional religious centre of Jewish life, today's Jewish community is mainly based in the second district, or Leopoldstadt. Once called Mazzesinsel, or Matzoh Island, it was, for more than 300 years, the home of immigrant Jewish families.
Today it has the biggest concentration of Jewish shops, kosher supermarkets, kosher butchers, bakers and restaurants and the soon-to-be-completed Hakoah sports facility, funded by the City as compensation for land taken by the Nazis.
Anyone interested in exploring all of Vienna's Jewish heritage should
begin at the Jewish Welcome Centre located opposite Vienna's most famous landmark, St Stephen's Cathedral in Stephenplatz.
Its sole purpose seems to be to make Jewish visitors less apprehensive about visiting a city that has much to offer but also much unpleasant baggage.
The list of Jews who once walked these streets is long and impressive: Gustav Mahler, Johann Strauss (part Jewish), Arnold Schoenberg, Arthur Schnitzler, Franz Kafka, Sigmund Freud, Theodore Herzl, Billy Wilder, Fred Zimmermann and Otto Preminger to name but a few. There is one more interesting stop on a tour of Jewish Vienna, and that is Vienna's Rossau cemetery, one of the oldest Jewish cemeteries in Europe. It has gravestones with Hebrew inscriptions from the 16th century, and in 1984, 400 hundred years after its founding, it was re-inaugurated.
Bang in the centre of it is a gravestone in the shape of a fish. According to legend, local resident Jude Simeon had been planning to eat the fish, but while it was on the kitchen counter, the fish raised its head and said Shema Yisrael. Simeon called on a rabbi who told him it was a dybbuk, a soul that has not been able to rest in peace and is given another opportunity to do so in another form. It would leave once it had been helped, the rabbi told him, so Simeon buried the fish with its own carved gravestone!
Of course these were also the streets where Beethoven and Mozart plied their trade and whilst a visit to both of their houses is recommended, among the city's less edifying sights, is that of the tacky hawkers dressed as Mozart who try to sell you tickets to concerts.
However, you can conduct the Vienna Philharmonic yourself using a virtual baton at the city's House of Music.
Vienna has always been a must see city: its glorious architecture and classical music heritage are superlative, but as well as its Jewish heritage, it is also fast becoming a place where young and old can happily co exist and enjoy their own particular brand of activity without overlapping.
Trendy bars are located alongside traditional restaurants and cafés that really know how to tempt visitors with their fabulously calorific treats.
Apple strudel and Sacher Torte, the incredibly rich chocolate confection invented in the city, are sold everywhere, accompanied by great tasting coffee, always served with a glass of water on the side. Very Viennese.
While far from cheap, the city also abounds in serious restaurants, though — unfortunately for the kosher-observant visitor — with lots of emphasis on meat. However, there are a number of kosher restaurants, and fish and vegetarian dishes can be found if you persevere.
It is worth taking the circular, hop-on and hop-off bus tour early in your visit, as this will give you a real feel for the geography and key sights of the city. When you decide to explore, it is easy to do so on foot as Vienna is a great walking city.
The place where I rested my weary feet after a day exploring was the Radisson SAS Style Hotel, a stunning example of a modern boutique hotel located right in the heart of the old town next to the famous Café Central and within easy reach of the city's best shopping.
A totally contemporary hotel — in contrast to its surroundings — it has been designed to stun from the moment you enter its glass-floored lobby. It has just 78 rooms, each with marble and Italian glass bathroom with walk in showers.
Amenities include Sapori, its hip, Italian gourmet restaurant, and H12, its very cool bar — both worth a visit even if you don't stay at the hotel.
If you have a day to spare, take the 45-minute train journey to Slovakia's capital Bratislava, just along the Danube. The city has, of course its own fascinating Jewish heritage, and is well worth a visit if time permits.
Whether you nip over the border, or just confine your travels to Vienna, you will find this a rewarding visit, full of culture, cake and the heartbreaking reminders of a generation only now being properly commemorated.
Travel facts
Radisson SAS Style Boutique Hotel, Herrengasse 112 1010 Vienna (0043 1 22 780; www.radissonsas.com) offers double rooms from ¤145 per night. EasyJet (www.easyjet.com) has return flights to Vienna in January from £21.99 return; Airflights (www.airflights.co.uk; 0845 345 7377) offer return flights from Luton to Vienna from £66 return. The CAT train service from airport to city centre takes 15 minutes and costs £6.
Jewish Vienna
Jewish Welcome Service, Stephansplatz 10, 1010 Vienna (0043-1- 533 27 30: www.jewish-welcome.at)
Guided Tour Stadt-tempel Synagogue:
Mon–Thu, 11:30 am and 2 pm. Passport required.
Jewish Cemetery, Seeg 9, 1090 Vienna (0043 1 796 36 13 Mon-Fri 7 am-3 pm)
Judenplatz Museum Judenplatz 8 (open Sunday to Thursday 10 am-6pm; Friday 10am-2 pm).
Jewish Museum of Vienna, Dorotheer-gasse 11 (0043 1 535 04 31; www.jmw.at)
Kosher restaurants include Alef Alef, Seitenstettengasse 2; Simchas, Taborstrasse 47; Bachur Tov, Taborstrasse 19
A tale of two cities: the JC travels to Spain's Duero Valley
'We know the Jews lived around here," says my guide Mara Castaño, pointing mournfully towards the river which runs through Valladolid, "but there is nothing left of them.
A tale of two cities
We go west to discover the vineyards, cities and traces of Jewish history in Spain's little-known Duero Valley
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Activist to give presentations on Holy Land today, Tuesday
Boston-based photographer, Skip Schiel, is coming to northern Ohio to give presentations about his excursions to the Holy Land.
FOSTORIA – At 7 p.m. today, Schiel is to present "Bethlehem the Holy: The Struggle for an Ancient City," in Hope Lutheran Church, Fostoria. His pictures document the restrictions on travel and tourism around the birthplace of Jesus.
Visitors are welcome to attend a church service at 5 p.m. and a light supper at 6 p.m. prior to the presentation. Hope Lutheran is located at 151 W. Center St., Fostoria.
In a new program, "Eyewitness Gaza," Schiel concentrates on his personal experiences and its political context, five years after the Israeli attacks of Operation Cast Lead. The presentation is to be given at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Gundlach Theatre at Heidelberg University.
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MIMO channel modeling and transmission techniques for multi-satellite and hybrid satellite-terrestrial mobile networks
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The Quality of Service (QoS) in land mobile satellite (LMS) communications drops drastically in the presence of shadowing and multipath fading. This paper studies two promising multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) schemes, along with specific transmission techniques, aimed at overcoming this problem. First, specific proposals for a dual-satellite distributed MIMO scheme are studied based upon delay-tolerant and spectral-efficient schemes. As a second alternative, a hybrid satellite–terrestrial scheme is studied with specific proposals for MIMO processing. In order to carry out a performance assessment the paper addresses related MIMO satellite propagation channel modeling issues which lead to a new mathematical model to accommodate the multi-satellite transmission. In both cases, we quantify and conclude the MIMO gains in terms of bit error rate (BER) and spectral efficiency for urban and suburban environments. The transmitted air-interfaces in both proposed MIMO schemes are DVB-SH standard compatible. The analytical results have been validated by means of Monte Carlo simulations.
CitationPérez, A. [et al.]. MIMO channel modeling and transmission techniques for multi-satellite and hybrid satellite-terrestrial mobile networks. "Physical communication (Elsevier)", Juny 2011, vol. 4, núm. 2, p. 127-139.
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