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The BCS Championship finally brings the NCAA football season to a close this evening. I get what they originally intended with spacing out the big game on the schedule, but this year the whole thing stretched out in an awkward way. Heck, we wound up without any good games to watch in the afternoon on New Year's Day, but still watching bowls the following weekend.
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The Santa Rosa Catholic Diocese is requiring its 200 schoolteachers to sign an agreement affirming that "modern errors" such as contraception, abortion, homosexual marriage and euthanasia are "matters that gravely offend human dignity."
The move is an effort by Bishop Robert Vasa to delineate specifically what it means for a Catholic-school teacher -- whether Catholic or not -- to be a "model of Catholic living" and to adhere to Catholic teaching.
That means abiding by the Ten Commandments, going to church every Sunday and heeding God's words in thought, deed and intentions, according to a private church document that is an "addendum" to language in the current teachers' contract.
In his two years as Santa Rosa's bishop, Vasa has attempted to bring his strict interpretation of church doctrine to a diocese that historically has had a more tolerant approach.
But some teachers fear the addendum is an invasion of their private lives and a move toward imposing more rigid Catholic doctrine.
"Personally, it's probably something that I can't sign," said a teacher at Cardinal Newman High School in Santa Rosa.
John Collins, the diocese superintendent, said the contract language is not an effort to drive certain teachers away or "provoke" them. He said about 25 percent of the teachers are non-Catholic.
"People are being invited to grow in an understanding and appreciation and embrace of the Catholic faith," he said.
He said he did not expect that many teachers would reject the document, which they must sign if they are to return for the 2013-2014 school year.
The teacher, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of repercussions, said he has not made a final decision whether or not to sign the document.
"On my high moral days, I feel I absolutely won't sign," the teacher said. "And on my days that I think about my job, I think who will it affect if I don't sign it."
The teacher said he objects to the "whole idea that they want me to live their morals when it's my personal life what I do outside of work."
But Vasa said that very response is why he felt compelled to write the addendum. He questioned whether someone "can teach what the Catholic Church teaches with zeal and enthusiasm while holding, as they say, 'in the privacy of their heart' " views that are contrary to Catholic doctrine.
He strongly rejected the notion that the letter was a move toward greater religious dogma. "That's fear mongering, which does not in my view have a foundation in fact," Vasa said.
"I'm not presuming that the campus is liberal or conservative. I am simply fulfilling my duty and responsibility to make sure that the Catholic faith, as it is presented in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, is clearly and consistently taught in the Catholic institutions of the Diocese."
The issue is similar to one that arose in 2004 while Vasa was the bishop of eastern Oregon. At that time, he asked lay ministers to sign an "affirmation of faith" that called on them to accept the church's prohibition against contraception, premarital sex, masturbation, fornication, pornography and homosexuality as "gravely evil."
The contract addendum has been distributed to the 200 educators at 11 Catholic schools who are formally employed by the bishop. These schools, which include Cardinal Newman and St. Vincent de Paul High School in Petaluma, have about 3,100 students. And additional four Catholic schools in the diocese are not under the direct authority of the bishop.
Teachers who have qualms about the document will confront the issue prior to receiving employment contracts in April. Beginning Saturday, teachers have until March 15 to submit their "declarations" of intent to work the following school year.
The diocese, which serves a population of about 150,000 Catholics, covers an area that includes Sonoma, Napa, Mendocino, Lake, Humboldt and Del Norte counties. Though it is geographically large, its population makes it one of the smallest dioceses in the state.
Cardinal Newman Principal Graham Rutherford said he expects the "vast majority" of teachers to sign the document. He said he hasn't heard any direct complaints about the document from teachers at Cardinal Newman, which has about 50 educators, though he said some may be keeping their thoughts private.
"I don't think that they want to lay out their private thoughts to me or you," he said.
When asked if he thought any teachers might refuse to sign the document, Rutherford said, "It could happen."
"For people who have been here longer, I think it's highly unlikely" they would not sign the contract, he said, adding that newer or younger teachers might have "more leeway" in making their decisions.
Asked if he would fire teachers who refuse to sign the contract, Rutherford said teachers "have to choose to sign it. That's not firing them."
"If somebody says I'm not going to sign it but I still want my contract, well that would be difficult," he said, because Vasa wants the teacher to sign the entire contract.
Titled "Bearing Witness," the addendum asks teachers to "acknowledge" or "recognize" that:
They are called to a "life of holiness" and that "this call is the more compelling for me since I have been entrusted, in my vocation as a teacher/administrator in a Catholic school, with the formation of souls."
As a teacher in the Santa Rosa Diocese, "I am, by that fact, also a ministerial agent of the Bishop who is the chief 'teacher' of the Diocese."
It also requires all teachers to "agree that it is my duty, to the best of my ability, to believe, teach/administer and live in accord with what the Catholic Church holds and professes.
"I am especially cognizant of the fact that modern errors -- including but not limited to matters that gravely offend human dignity and the common good such as contraception, abortion, homosexual 'marriage' and euthanasia -- while broadly accepted in society, are not consistent with the clear teachings of the Catholic Church."
Diocese sources, as well as the Cardinal Newman teacher, said that specific language is what some teachers find troubling.
"I know this sounds like a cliche, but some of my very best friends are gay married couples. We have kids here whose parents are gay partners," the teacher said.
Vasa said he would be "saddened" if teachers decided to quit or not sign a contract because of the addendum. But he said, "I would commend them for their integrity."
Several teachers or school staff members reached at their homes or on their cellphones would not comment about the addendum. The Cardinal Newman teacher who spoke anonymously said he hasn't heard anyone say they wouldn't sign the document, though there are a "couple that are pretty upset about it."
John Walker, the principal of St. Vincent de Paul High School, refused to comment about the addendum.
Collins, the diocese superintendent, said that Catholic-school teachers and administrators are in some respects "signs of the bishop and the church," where adherence to church doctrine "goes with the territory."
"It's the same way that you're a sign of McDonald's if you're an employee to the point where they'll put their uniform on you," he said.
When asked if the diocese was prepared to lose teachers over the addendum, Collins dismissed the question.
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Any of you old farts remember these guys.....I use to spend hours with my Dad putting these kits together. Man it would be blast to be able to do that again.....
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Any of you old farts remember these guys.....I use to spend hours with my Dad putting these kits together. Man it would be blast to be able to do that again.....
I guess I should add, we did a Stereo receiver, multimeter which I still use, a capacitor checker, transister checker, signal generator, a weather station and I think there was a couple of amateur radio components. He had also started a tv but I don't think he ever got it working right....
I came across some of the old assembly manuals the other day is why it got me thinking about it again.
Yes, my dad put together a Hi fi, then a stereo, and a multimeter, when I was really young, Im 69 now..
Some final words,
"If you keep banging your head against the wall,
you're going to have headaches."
Wasn't the Heathkit multimeter a knockoff (don't mean that in a bad way) of the Simpson 260 ?
Usually right, but sometimes not entirely factually correct.
Shifting to Plan B
I refuse to argue with idiots, because people can't tell the DIFFERENCE!
That's not the Heathkit I remember.
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"He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And when you gaze long into an abyss the abyss also gazes into you." Friedrich Nietzsche
I have a aa-22 up in the closet that was my wifes grandfather. If I remember right the left channel there is very little sound coming from it. Been wanting to get fixed and hook up my rt 55 to it. He said he souped it up from the orginal design. Only got to listen to it 2 times before it lost the left channel, sounded good though.
mains: rt16
center: csi40
surrounds:fx 1000
sub: SVS 20-39pc+
I'm too young (29) to remember Heathkit from my youth, but I recently picked up a rebuilt pair of the W4-AM mono amps (probably late-50's vintage). They sacrifice on bass impact - but they get the mids really right, better than even very expensive modern amps. I'll take the mids over bass any day, especially at the price differential.
Today I picked up a vintage Eico amp that's also got beautiful mids, but with much more power @ 35 Watts/ch :)
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Tannoy Dimension TD10, SOTA Star Sapphire, Heathkit W4A's, McIntosh MC2100, Eddie-Current Zana Deux, Singlepower SDS, Sennheiser HD650, Audio-Technica L3000, Sony Qualia 010
My very first stereo gear was from Heathkit that I got for Christmas. I remember my dad helping me put it all together. Man, I played the hell outta that stuff. Funny thing, I don't remember whatever happened to it.
Mike, that's a Dynaco, not a Heathkit.
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Thanks for the correction Jesse.
"He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And when you gaze long into an abyss the abyss also gazes into you." Friedrich Nietzsche
Heathkit does still exist, as you saw (sort of).
here's a vintage Heathkit info site:
good site for manuals:
all the best,
Well I've been finding a few unbuilt kits on ebay but of course they are bidding them up like crazy. I should have thought of looking on there years ago.....
I was bidding on this one.....
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Still got my heathkits and use them in my 2 channel room.
I remeber the TV Heathkit. It was very hard to build and took forever. You could by a TV for less at the story also.
I still wakeup (sort-of) every morning to a Heathkit digital display alarm that I built 30 some years ago. I built one of their audio signal generators, small o'scope, VTVM, soldering iron station (pretty cool kit, you did all the mechanical assembly, then used the soldering iron to solder it's own connections).
Their top receiver was on the original J. Gordon Holt's recommended list for many years. I still have one of their FM tuners something 1600 in the model number, I didn't build it, but I modified it very thoroughly. It had small cards that you notched out for the binary code of the station you wanted to put into a "memory" slot.
Ah, the good ole days!
I forgot, everybody used to call them "Grief-kit".
Is that the clock with the green display? I built one for my father as a birthday present, ca. 1977. He still has it, too.
all the best,
No, must be a different version. This has a smoked black plastic front that has the sectional digital display behind it. I think Heath made a companion thermometer and a wind direction indicator, so someone could have a little "weather station" with all three side-by-side. Lord knows how many thousands of times I've hit that "snooze" selector on the back. Every morning I must use it four times, I don't know why I don't just set the alarm 30 minutes later and just get up? Dumb habit.
My dad built the thermometer version that I gave him as a Christmas gift. I knew people who had built the color TV, a father of a girl I dated had built one. I remember thinking, "wow, this guy's really smart, built his own television set". I couldn't imagine it, then.
I have a pair of Heathkit W5M monoblocks (rebuilt) running the Quads. GREAT amps.
I've seen Heathkit amps get CRAZY amounts of money from time to time.
I plan for the future. - F1Nut
RT1 got a decent demo of them last weekend and seemed to like them.
I plan for the future. - F1Nut
Thats the only place I remember my dad "shopping". We had a store about 5 miles from us, I wanted my dad to get the pinball machine kit so bad.
My dad was signal core in Korea, when he got back he got a job installing radios on oil riggs and stuff. He then got a job with Burroughs installing "computer" systems in banks, back when it took a whole room to add and subtract :). I even remember the bearing going out in the clothes dryer, he rplaced it with a bearing from a hard drive, kind of puts it in perspective how big those things were back in the day.
We had the oscillascope (sp?) in the basement and he was allways phutzing with stuff down there. My oldest brother picked up on it and as a teenager he would make his own distortion boxes and stuff, I never really picked up on it, I was allways more mechanical and liked to work on stuff I could touch and feel.
I am 39 and it is really amazing how much things have changed as far as people being do it yourselfers and people that couldn't replace a switch plate on their own.
For y'all Baltimorons (and former Baltimorons, as I am), the B-more Heathkit store was on Joppa Road, just off Loch Raven Blvd (and a stone's throw from my high school) -- way back when.
Some of my current, motley Heathkit collection, FWIW...
dump finds:
bought & paid for (yardsale):
Those are the only ones I have photos available online. I could post more if anyone's interested.
all the best,
Ah yes, that was the store where I bought all the Heath gear, they had everything on display. Really nice store. Also, Baynesville Electronics is just down the street, great place. People actually know what they're selling and can answer questions and have a good assortment of shrink tubing. I use allot of that stuff and they have plenty of different sizes and colors. The Heathkit store is a locksmith place now, I think. Anybody ever go to the original Stansbury Stereo in Dundalk in the '70s?
re: Baynesville: I gave a talk at my alma mater (Johns Hopkins) last month... stopped by the Dunkies on Joppa Road on my way "home" for coffee and noticed that Baynesville still exists.
all the best,
Stansbury was my first paying audio job when I got out of the Air Force in 1971. The AF had a "work-release" program, so I could gradually get a job while I was still in the military a few months before mustering out. The store was one half pharmacy and the other half and upstairs sold cameras and stereo gear. Cameras and stereo were my two main interests, so this was ideal. I got the job through Snelling&Snelling employment agency.
I was in Baynesville a few weeks ago and it hasn't changed much, you still get a hand-written sales receipt with each purchase and a pleasant person thanks you for your purchase! Enjoy it while it lasts, I'm afraid.
My Dad built a Heathkit TV before I was old enough to pay any attention. It was still in use as our main TV until I was in high school! When the picture tube was on its way out, they finally got a new TV and I got the Heathkit to play Atari on. I have no idea what ever happened to that TV, but my parents never throw anything out so it's probably in the garage with a quilt over it. Probably right next to the Atari 2600.
I did win one the other day:
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Episodes / George Balanchine
Sinfonien / Martin Schläpfer
Sorrowful Songs (Uraufführung) / Nils Christe
Duration b.18: about 2 ½ hours, two intervals
Duration b.18: about 2 ½ hours, two intervals
George BalanchineIgor Stravinsky made George Balanchine acquainted with the music of Anton Webern and thereafter he could not escape its fascination: "His music fills the air like molecules; it is as if it had been composed for the atmosphere", he pronounced with decision and: "When I heard it for the first time, it seemed to me to have in common with Mozart and Stravinsky that it is music to which one can dance, because it leaves room for the mind to envisage the dance. If one hears music by Beethoven or Brahms, every listener has his own ideas and imagines pictures of what the music says to him. But how can I as a choreographer force a dancing body into an optical image which already exists in the imagination of someone else?
Balanchine's fascination for Webern took on a positively encyclopaedic character, in that he considered writing choreography for the Viennese master's whole instrumental output. Together with his impresario Lincoln Kirstein, he invited Martha Graham to discuss it, and created a two-part evening with her. The great pioneer of Modern Dance devised under the title of "Episode I" a piece on the death of Mary Queen of Scots for her company and for Sallie Wilson from Balanchine's New York City Ballet. Balanchine himself took over the other part of the work with his company and roped in Paul Taylor from Martha Graham's troupe for a solo variation. But this pairing of two so diverse components was short-lived. On 14 May 1959, only a year after the first night, Balanchine started to show his part of the project, renamed "Episodes", on its own, without Martha Graham's contribution and without Paul Taylor's variation, at the New York City Center of Music and Drama.
A piece emerged which fills the available space with micro-steps. Every movement seems to be dismantled into its smallest components, without however losing integration into its great whole. Not only Webern's sounds, but above all silence comprises Balanchine's vital ingredient, music and movement standing still. "Music and choreography in 'Episodes' are so closely allied", wrote Horst Koegler, "that one does not at first sight even begin to realize how often Balanchine here quite deliberately choreographed into a musical tacet.
Rehearsed by Patricia Neary, Ballett am Rhein continues its involvement with George Balanchine in "Episodes", and presents in it not only one of the most significant ballets of the 20th century, but also one of the neo-classicist's works which pointed most forward into the future of dance. Martin Schlaepfer managed for the re-production with Ballett am Rhein, to restore also the Taylor-Variation. Peter Frame, for whom Taylor 1986 reconstructed the solo, will be responsible for its restaging.
George Balanchine © The George Balanchine Trust
MUSIC Symphony op.21 for chamber ensemble, five pieces op.10, concerto op.24 for nine instruments and variations op. 30 by Anton von Webern and Fuga (2nd Ricercata) a 6 voci from the Musical Offering of Johann Sebastian Bach, BWV 1079/5, arranged for orchestra by Anton von Webern
Choreographie George Balanchine
Musikalische Leitung Christoph Altstaedt / Wen-Pin Chien
Licht Franz-Xaver Schaffer
Einstudierung Patricia Neary, Peter Frame
Sinfonie op. 21 Louisa Rachedi, Alexandre Simões
Fünf Stücke op. 10 Nicole Morel, Paul Calderone
Konzert op. 24 So-Yeon Kim, Andriy Boyetskyy / Chidozie Nzerem
Variationen op. 30 Jackson Carroll / Rashaen Arts
Fuga a 6 voci aus "Das Musikalische Opfer" BWV 1079/5 Claudine Schoch, Marcos Menha
Tänzerinnen Sachika Abe, Ann-Kathrin Adam, Doris Becker, Wun Sze Chan, Sabrina Delafield, Mariana Dias, Feline van Dijken, Carolina Francisco Sorg, Nathalie Guth, Alexandra Inculet, Anne Marchand, Aryanne Raymundo, Elisabeta Stanculescu, Anna Tsybina, Irene Vaqueiro
Tänzer Filipe Frederico, Philip Handschin, Alban Pinet
Orchester Duisburger Philharmoniker
Martin Schläpfer"I go through the sparse-sounding late autumn woods, and I hear my footsteps, and I hear my heart beating: I hear the noises of nature gradually surrendering and the echo of a bird's call in my memory. Deeper and deeper I penetrate to where alarm and peace are so close to each other, where fear stands still". (Wilhelm Killmayer).
Four dancer couples, the men with naked torso and ankle-long heavy pleated skirts, the women en pointe in flowery Alpine costumes with peasant pigtails. They seem to us to be members of some strange archaic tribe. Out of utter repose their bodies seem to outgrow themselves and drive themselves onward to the point of breaking. Their connexion with the ground never breaks off. One dancer joins them. Like a solitary prince he walks wonderingly through a forest of enchanted creatures. Symmetries begin to break up, motions to collapse. A point is reached behind which one can arrive "outside" …
To the two orchestra pieces "Fogli" (leaves) and "Ricordanze" (memories) by Wilhelm Killmayer, a composer born in Munich in 1927, Martin Schläpfer created one of his most singular ballets. In a situation of peculiarly tense timelessness the piece reveals to the spectator the experience of a slow-motion watching and listening, in which the slightest variation amounts to an event. The porous nature of Killmayer's scoring, in which each and every tone seems a "being" with its own colour and its own climate, creates a tonal area on which dance begins to search for music and vice versa music for dance, only to break out forthwith against each other. "The action has something magical and also something precious, because every gesture seems to carry special weight," Wolfgang Sandner wrote in the 'Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung' about the piece, which was awarded the theatre prize DER FAUST in 2009. "An attempt", thus Martin Schläpfer, "to find a different balance in effortless simplicity and deceleration".
Martin Schläpfer
MUSIC Sinfonia I ("Fogli") and Sinfonia II ("Ricordanze") by Wilhelm Killmayer
Choreographie Martin Schläpfer
Musikalische Leitung Christoph Altstaedt / Wen-Pin Chien
Bühne Thomas Ziegler
Kostüme Catherine Voeffray
Licht Franz-Xaver Schaffer
Tänzerinnen Marlúcia do Amaral / Nathalie Guth, Yuko Kato / Alexandra Inculet, Anne Marchand, Nicole Morel / Elisabeta Stanculescu
Tänzer Richard Jones / Jackson Carroll, Antoine Jully / Michael Foster, Alexander McKinnon / Filipe Frederico, Boris Randzio / Alban Pinet, Alexandre Simões / Friedrich Pohl
Orchester Duisburger Philharmoniker
Sorrowful Songs (Uraufführung)
Nils ChristeIn Opernhaus Düsseldorf his "Fearful Symmetries" in the multiple ballet bill b.11 were last to be seen – a city piece at swift tempo, which like a choreographic firework display did not only electrify the dancers of Ballett am Rhein, but also left their public breathless in view of its virtuosity, its inventiveness and amazing play of constantly changing symmetrical structures. Martin Schläpfer has commissioned from Nils Christe a new work for Ballett am Rhein. His musical basis for this are the second and third movements of the Third Symphony by Henryk Mikołaj Górecki, written in 1976 – the one known as the "Symphony of Sorrowful Songs" which made it into the pop charts in the 1990s by reason of its eloquently emphatic mode of expression. Górecki arranged the individual movements as dirges, and used as source material partly a prayer found on the wall of a cell in the basement of the Zakopane headquarters of the Gestapo, and also a folksong from Upper Silesia from the time of the Polish uprisings, depicting the mourning of a mother for her dead son. But Nils Christe did not set out to create a piece describing the horrors of war so much as – in the choreographer's words – "an intensive sounding of music through a dancing which can be expressive of melancholy and sorrow just as much as of hope."
Since the acclaimed world première of his "Before Nightfall" with the ballet of the Paris Opéra in 1985, Nils Christe is deemed one of the most important choreographers of his generation. He was dancer of Nederlands Dans Theater, earned his first chances there to choreograph, and was artistic director of Scapino Ballet in Rotterdam from 1986 to 1993. After his success in Paris his own ballets soon took him far over the frontiers of his native Holland to world-wide venues including the ballet of the Vienna State Opera, the Royal Danish and Royal Swedish Ballet, the Finnischen National Ballet, the ballets of Basel and Zürich, the ballet of the Deutsche Oper in Berlin, the ballet of the Komische Oper, also in Berlin, the Bavarian State Ballet, ballettmainz, the Washington Ballet, the Grands Ballets Canadiens, the Queensland Ballet, the Singapore Dance Theatre, Het Nationale Ballet Amsterdam and Introdans. Especially important for Nils Christe is the collaboration with his wife Annegien Sneep, who has not only been his artistic assistant since 1981 and been responsible for new production of his choreographies all over the world, but also usually designs the costumes for every new work of his.
(World première)
Nils Christe
MUSIC 2. und 3. Satz aus der Sinfonie Nr. 3 op. 36 für Sopran und Orchester ("Sinfonie der Klagelieder") von Henryk Mikołaj Górecki
"Sorrowful Songs" is promoted by Fonds Neues Musiktheater 2014.
Choreographie Nils Christe
Musikalische Leitung Christoph Altstaedt / Wen-Pin Chien
Bühne Thomas Rupert
Choreographische Assistenz und Kostüme Annegien Sneep
Licht Franz-Xaver Schaffer
Solistin Annika Kaschenz
Tänzerinnen Ann-Kathrin Adam, Doris Becker, Wun Sze Chan, Mariana Dias, Feline van Dijken, Alexandra Inculet, So-Yeon Kim, Nicole Morel, Louisa Rachedi, Claudine Schoch
Tänzer Rashaen Arts, Paul Calderone, Jackson Carroll, Martin Chaix, Michael Foster / Filipe Frederico, Marquet K. Lee / Michael Foster, Sonny Locsin / Marquet K. Lee, Marcos Menha / Sonny Locsin, Bruno Narnhammer / Marcos Menha, Chidozie Nzerem / Bruno Narnhammer, Alexandre Simões
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer could have been bolder in kick-starting the economy by considering a temporary cut to the basic rate of income tax to 15 per cent for one year, says ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants).
ACCA says that while businesses may benefit from some of the Chancellor's initiatives, such as investment in infrastructure which will benefit the economy in the longer term, the Budget won't get people spending to help revive the economy.
Chas Roy-Chowdhury, ACCA head of taxation, said: 'This will go down in history as the bland budget. At a time when the economy is stuttering, it needs a genuine boost. Cutting the basic rate to 15 per cent until 5 April 2014 would have been a brave move by the Chancellor, but would help working families across the UK. Under today's proposals they, and many others, will not notice any difference. A temporary tax cut seems drastic but these are exceptional circumstances.'
Personal Allowance increase
Chas Roy-Chowdhury, ACCA head of taxation, said: 'The personal tax allowance increase, on the face of it, looks good, but it will only benefit the population who are currently 20 per cent taxpayers, of which there are fewer and fewer. By dropping the threshold for the 40 per cent income tax bracket, many hardworking people who will begin paying 40 per cent for the first time will not just lose the benefits of the increased personal allowance they will actually need to pay additional tax on such things as savings and dividends because of the way the UK system taxes the top slice of income.'
Tax avoidance
Chas Roy-Chowdhury, ACCA head of taxation, said: 'While it is no surprise the Chancellor went after the tax avoidance hare, he will always be treading a fine line between collecting tax and denting the UK's appeal as a business-friendly economy – an essential requirement for our recovery.
'A tougher looking tax avoidance regime might look good to the public, but while the Chancellor has been making noises about a global effort to crackdown on tax avoidance, unilateral measures such as GAAR risk diverting businesses currently in or looking to move to the UK into the arms of other markets. The question will be whether other business-friendly tax initiatives, such as the patent box and the lower corporation tax rate will help the UK remain appealing. Some evidence would suggest the rot is already setting in.'
Chas Roy-Chowdhury, ACCA head of taxation, said: 'The downside of this initiative is that it is a 20 per cent tax credit, when a full payment subsidy of £1,200 would be a much more beneficial vehicle for many young families struggling to meet child care costs, which are notoriously expensive. The nature of a tax credit means that where a family is forking out thousands of pounds a year it is the "carer" that will receive the complicated tax credit. If the Government is prepared to pay up to £2400 for two children there is no reason why they cannot give it to families as a subsidy, irrespective of the amount they actually pay for the care. A one child family with two working parents would hugely benefit from the extra funds.
'Should one parent lose their job or decide for the benefit of their child or children that they wish to stay at home, the loss of this credit will be felt.'
ACCA also point out that, as predicted, the rise in fuel duty was scrapped and that will be welcomed by households as well as businesses in the UK. ACCA's Drivers for Change survey report showed that UK businesses identified fuel costs as a major short term challenge, so this may give them respite.
For more information, please contact:
Steve Rudaini, ACCA Newsroom
+ 44 (0) 207 059 5622
+44 (0) 780 113 3985
Helen Thompson, ACCA Newsroom
+44 (0)20 7059 5759
+44 (0)7725 498654
Notes to Editors
- ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is the global body for professional accountants. We aim to offer business-relevant, first-choice qualifications to people of application, ability and ambition around the world who seek a rewarding career in accountancy, finance and management.
- We support our 154,000 members and 432,000 students in 170 countries, helping them to develop successful careers in accounting and business, with the skills required by employers. We work through a network of over 80 offices and centres and more than 8,400 Approved Employers worldwide, who provide high standards of employee learning and development. Through our public interest remit, we promote appropriate regulation of accounting and conduct relevant research to ensure accountancy continues to grow in reputation and influence.
- Founded in 1904, ACCA has consistently held unique core values: opportunity, diversity, innovation, integrity and accountability. We believe that accountants bring value to economies in all stages of development and seek to develop capacity in the profession and encourage the adoption of global standards. Our values are aligned to the needs of employers in all sectors and we ensure that through our qualifications, we prepare accountants for business. We seek to open up the profession to people of all backgrounds and remove artificial barriers, innovating our qualifications and delivery to meet the diverse needs of trainee professionals and their employers.


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Original Release Date: October 16, 2007
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1. Ready for Love [#][Demo Version]
2. If You Can't Dance [#][Demo Version]
3. Meet Luther Vandross
4. The Glow of Love
5. Never Too Much [Extended Version]
6. Don't You Know That?
7. A House Is Not a Home
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9. Since I Lost My Baby
10. She Loves Me Back
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14. Superstar/Until You Come Back to Me (That's What I'm Gonna Do) [Mix]
15. If Only for One Night
16. Creepin'
17. Wait for Love
18. 'Til My Baby Comes Home
19. It's Over Now
20. The Night I Fell in Love
21. There's Only You [#]
22. Anyone Who Had a Heart [#]
23. So Amazing [#]
24. Give Me the Reason [From the Motion Picture Ruthless People]
25. Stop to Love
26. There's Nothing Better Than Love
27. So Amazing
28. For You to Love
29. Here and Now
30. Love the One You're With
31. Funky Music (Is a Part of Me) [Single Version]
32. Georgy Porgy
33. Power of Love/Love Power
34. Don't Want to Be a Fool
35. I Want the Night to Stay
36. Endless Love
37. Any Love
38. Knocks Me Off My Feet
39. Your Secret Love
40. Never Let Me Go
41. Can Heaven Wait
42. Closer I Get to You
43. Isn't There Someone
44. Dance with My Father
45. Take You Out
46. I'd Rather
47. Buy Me a Rose
48. Shine
49. Got You Home
50. Jump to It
51. Hot Butterfly
52. Searching [Live]
53. Always and Forever [Live]
54. Medley: The Windows of the World/What the World Needs Now [Live]
55. The Lady Is a Tramp
56. A House Is Not a Home [Live][#][Mix]
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Sam Cooke: Composer
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Billy Preston: Organ, Soloist
Lionel Richie: Composer
Stephen Stills: Composer
Luther Vandross: Composer, Vocals, Vocals (Background), Producer, Vocal Arrangement, Rhythm Arrangements
Michael Brecker: Horn Section
Ron Carter: String Section
Ronnie Cuber: Horn Section
Jon Faddis: Horn Section
David Lasley: Vocals
Jeremy Lubbock: Conductor, Orchestration
Tom "Bones" Malone: Horn Section
Misha Segal: Arranger, Producer
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Richard Rodgers: Composer
Burt Bacharach: Composer, Producer
Ava Cherry: Vocals
Jimmy Webb: Horn Arrangements, String Arrangements
Robin Clark: Vocals
Darlene Love: Vocals
Wade Marcus: Arranger, Conductor
Lisa Fischer: Vocals
Steven Berkowitz: A&R
David Morales: Producer, Remixing
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Tawatha Agee: Vocals
Skip Anderson: Synthesizer, Arranger, Keyboards, Programming, Drum Programming, Rhythm Arrangements, Piano Programming, Synthesizer Programming
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Julien Barber: String Section
Ray Bardani: Producer, Engineer, Compilation, Mixing, String Engineer
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Bashiri Johnson: Percussion
John Beal: String Section
Errol Crusher Bennett: Percussion
Gene Bianco: String Section
Jeff Bova: Sound Design
Michael Brauer: Engineer, Mixing
Randy Brecker: Horn Section
Johnny Britt: Vocals
Alex Brown: Vocals
Billy Byers: Arranger
Frederick Buldrini: String Section
Jim Burgess: Remixing
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Cissy Houston: Vocals
Jon Clarke: Horn Section
Michelle Cobbs: Vocals
Paulinho Da Costa: Percussion, Conga, Wind Chimes
Charlotte Crossley: Vocals
Jim Crotty: Engineer
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Lynn Davis: Vocals
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Lawrence Feldman: Horn Section
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Jeffrey Frederick: A&R
Judy Geist: String Section
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Mick Guzauski: Mixing
Lewis Hahn: Engineer, Mixing
Ivan Hampden: Drum Overdubs
Lorenz Hart: Composer
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Yogi Horton: Drums
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Homer Mensch: String Section
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Cindy Mizelle: Vocals
Peter Mokran: Mixing
Kermit Moore: String Section
Joseph M. Palmaccio: Mastering
Dean Parks: Guitar
Leon Pendarvis: Horn Arrangements, String Arrangements
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Max Pollikoff: String Section
John Poppo: Engineer
Sue Pray: String Section
Phil Ramone: Producer, Remixing
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Max Risenhoover: Sound Design
Paul Riser: Horn Arrangements, String Arrangements
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Alan Rubin: Horn Section
Bill Scheniman: Engineer
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Fonzi Thornton: Vocals
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Mark Wilder: Mastering
Buddy Williams: Drums
Jay Williams: Guitar
Christine Wiltshire: ?
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Richard Young: String Section
Hank Cattaneo: Producer
Alfa Anderson: Vocals
Professor: Guitar
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Ora Shiran: String Section
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David Barjeron: Horn Section
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Loranne Montesi: String Section
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Tamira C. Sanders: Vocals
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Patti Matheny: A&R
Shep Crawford: Arranger, Composer, Producer, Performer
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Jeremy Holiday: Packaging Manager
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Al Brown & His Tunetoppers: String Section
Georg "Jojje" Wadenius: Guitar
Stacey Boyle: A&R
Bryan-Michael Cox: Programming, Producer, Performer
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Isaiah Abolin: Assistant Engineer
Lauren Evans: Vocals (Background)
Sam Thomas: Engineer
Ernest Hardy: Liner Notes, Author
Maria Triana: Assistant Engineer
Jonathan Abromowitz: String Section
Erik Hickenlooper: Composer
Jim Parham: Project Director
Richard Sortornme: String Section
Paul Rayner-Brown: Vocal Engineer
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Martin SchläpferSome decisions are taken spontaneously, but sometimes a choreographer can consider a composer and his score for years, living with it, listening to it over and over differently and with new ears, and sooner or later it arrives: the time for a new ballet has come. Martin Schläpfer discovered Mahler for himself early on, not only for hearing, but also for dancing, and Mahler proved a sort of framework of his dancing years: his first lead part came from Heinz Spoerli with the ballet "Wendung" (turning) to Mahler's Rückert songs, and his farewell as a dancer was the Rudolf Nureyev part in Maurice Béjart's "Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen".
Many have chosen Mahler works as the music for their choreographies, but they seldom chose whole symphonies, as it would entail firstly taking up the challenge of their huge and monumental architectural magnitude, and secondly tackling the inexhaustible wealth of imagination and expressive character which can almost be said to speak out of the score to the point of physical gesture. Peak-storming pathos and world-lost raptness are just as much a part of Mahler as that deep inner distraction, unrest and fearfulness which show through the score of the Seventh Symphony also.
From the start Mahler's works never lost hold of Martin Schläpfer: as freshly appointed Director of the Bern ballet the first of all his own choreographies in 1994 was a ballet on the Rückert songs, which the Press tore to pieces and led him to stop listening to Mahler. But two years ago in a radio broadcast he was struck with the 7th symphony, which is not played in the concert halls all that often: "I was deeply moved by the many-sided and flickering grandeur of the score", confesses the choreographer, who over the years has formed his style more and more through increasing acquaintance with symphonic works. "A real Mahler and yet different from the Mahler of his other symphonies. The score has fantastic features, and yet it seems sterner and more aloof than his other works". The same evening he decided to open the 2013/14 season with his version of the "Seventh" – in the knowledge that with his stage and costume designer Florian Etti for the forms and Axel Kober for the sounds he would be backed up by wonderful partners.
7 (Uraufführung)
Martin Schläpfer
MUSIC Symphony No.7 in E minor by Gustav Mahler
Choreographie Martin Schläpfer
Musikalische Leitung Axel Kober
Bühne und Kostüme Florian Etti
Licht Volker Weinhart
Tänzerinnen Sachika Abe, Ann-Kathrin Adam, Marlúcia do Amaral, Camille Andriot, Doris Becker, Wun Sze Chan, Sabrina Delafield, Mariana Dias, Feline van Dijken, Carolina Francisco Sorg, Nathalie Guth, Alexandra Inculet, Yuko Kato, So-Yeon Kim, Anne Marchand, Nicole Morel, Louisa Rachedi, Claudine Schoch, Virginia Segarra Vidal, Elisabeta Stanculescu, Julie Thirault, Anna Tsybina, Irene Vaqueiro
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Target announced Wednesday it will begin price-matching a group of popular online retailers year-round. The new policy goes into effect immediately.
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Franksville, Wis. - Roger E. Nelson, 74, formerly of Newfolden, died on Wednesday, January 5, 2005 at his home in Franksville, Wis.
Funeral services were held in Hales Corners, Wis., with interment in the Southern Wisconsin Veteran's Memorial Cemetery, with Military Honors provided.
Roger E. Nelson was born on April 18, 1930 to Martin and Ella (Christopherson) Nelson in Newfolden. He attended country school in the Newfolden area. Roger served in the US Army. After serving his country, Roger lived in Thief River Falls working for the Soo Line Railroad on the Buildings and Bridges crew. He then moved to Milwaukee, Wis. and worked for Bucyrus Crane Building. Due to health problems, Roger retired in his early 50's.
Roger enjoyed traveling. He would just jump in his van and off to his next destination. He also enjoyed attending many family reunions, his grandchildren, woodworking, and motorcycling.
He is survived by six children, Susanne (Daniel) Murphy of Aurora, Ill., Cindy Nelson (Wayne Fehlhaber) of Franksville, Wis., Valiree (Marvin) Harris of Milwaukee, Wis., Lori (Russ) Torrison of South Milwaukee, Wis., Dawn (Dave) Radtke of New London, Wis., and Allen (Annette) of Mequon, Wis.; 10 grandchildren; five siblings, Dolores (Harlan) Knauf of Mount Pleasant, Mich., Dennis (Barbara) of Columbia Heights, Raymond (Jeannie) of Thief River Falls, Gordy (Lu) of Wind Lake, Wis., and JoAnne (Glen) Grindeland of Burnsville.
He was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Violet Jenkins; and one brother Marvin.


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Number of animals being transported: 5: One mama dog and her four (4) puppies
Breeds, weight, age: Mama is a shepherd mix (labeled by shelter as shepherd/pit mix but I don't see any pit in her); she is small- about 40-45 lbs and short. Babies are only 2 weeks old.
Health Condition: Good
Heart worm Status: Unknown
Vaccinations: Will need to check with vet to have necessary vaccinations for travel; babies are too young for vaccinations as of yet.
Health Certificate: Will have to get this if we can find a flight for them.
Spay/Neutered: No
Special needs: Mama is still nursing babies so they may need to all be crated together. We can advise of crate dimensions that they could fit in.
Name of Sending Rescue/Parties: Pender County Animal Control Facility, Burgaw NC
Name of Receiving Rescue/Parties: Tennessee Death Rows Dogs, Nashville NC - 501c3 group
Contact information (publicly viewable on forum): Leslie Eyster, Pender A/C volunteer, Cell #910-297-7446. This is the best way to contact me this weekend as I won't have regular access to computer.
Are you a 501c3: Tennessee Death Row Dogs
Additional Info/situation: Mama was owner relinquished after a cruelty case in which she was chained to a concrete bench with only a piece of sheet metal as her shelter and without food and water. She found herself at the kill shelter and there she had her babies. She is such a sweetheart and we are so excited that this wonderful group will take this family. We just need to get them there ASAP. We probably would not be able to arrange flight until Sunday (11/25), Monday (11/26) or Tuesday (11/27)


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